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It's been a while since I last wrote a blog here in sharepointdesigners.net so now It´s time to a update on the past and the future.

SharePoint Designers performing well on its own and run by its members, even if I put some time on administration and more. Do you have ideas or if you in one way or another want to help the community, please let me know.

Apart from that I sometimes write blogs here on sharepointdesigners.net, I´m most active on my regular word press blog, which… Continue

I've been trying to add some meta tags in the master page as descriptors and keywords. These meta tags are site dependent. i.e. each site has it own set of keywords. Any suggestions? Continue

Hey Gang, I'm a freelance Brand consultant dealing with internal Brand Experience and SharePoint is the platform I always have to give advice on. I am not technical so I have joined your group to find friends to help get the job done. Andre Continue

Announcing SharePoint Server 2010 Preliminary System Requirements We’ve heard loud and clear that you want system requirements information as early as possible to assist in your budgeting and planning, so today we’re happy to announce (and confirm) some preliminary system requirements for SharePoint Server 2010: SharePoint Server 2010 will be 64-bit only. SharePoint Server 2010 will require 64-bit Windows Server 2008 or 64-bit Windows Server 2008 R2. SharePoint Server 2010 will require 64-bit S… Continue

Microsoft will offer SharePoint Designer 2007 free of charge, as a download April 1, 2009. It´s not yet a formal announcement from any of Microsoft site, but you should soon be able to download it from Microsoft SharePoint designer. This i what i think a really nice move from Microsoft, release the power of SharePoint! And what´s next? SPD will be shipped together with the next version of SharePoint.

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You have probably visited a number of public Web sites which have the function "Change text size", where you visitors can influence the text size or contrast as shown on the site.
Click on Black to load CSS-black, or click on Blue to load CSS-blue.

The technology behind this has many good uses in Sh… Continue

Do you want to make some style to the webpartheaders, then i hope this post will give you some inspiration. Webparts often rendering throung HTML-tables, so because of that i had to use rows (TR) and (TD) in this CSS. In this example every webparts in your SharePoint pages who make use of this CSS will be like the image below. You can if you want, have for example three different titlebar colors in the same page, if you instead use different partstyles for each webpartzone in your pagelayout.… Continue