The SharePoint Hive

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I’ve been having so much trouble with Sharepoint. My web pages look perfect when I edit them in Sharepoint, but after I upload them, they look nothing like what they should. Are there any common causes for this?
Also, what browser works best for SharePoint? IE, right?
I know, but it looks different from the preview in SharePoint. I know that all browsers show up differently and that IE has issues, but I can’t get to work right with ANY browser.

Chosen Answer:

there may be style sheets that affect your content that the sharepoint editor isn’t recognizing. with the editors i’ve (had to) work in, there are a few set styles you can choose from (for example formatting your

tag to be purple and bold) – so those are the only styles you see applied to it. but then when you publish, that content is now also inheriting the styles applied to the entire site.

in summary: the editor content is only affected by a few specific styles; only after it is published does it take on the rest of the page styles.

hope that makes sense

as for your second question – it really depends on your audience. if most of your audience is going to be using IE, then make damn sure your page looks good in IE. you ideally should be testing it in firefox, ie, safari and google chrome. the browsers that are not in your target demographic, you can usually get away with making them look “just passable”.

unless you’re asking about which browser will display the actual sharepoint system best, i dont know that. but I’d go with firefox, as it’s years ahead IE in terms of rendering capabilities (making internet stuff look good
by: twee_grrrl
on: 24th June 10

I am working in an MNC in Active Directory platform (Creation of user ID , transferring of user from one OU to another etc). I don’t have any certification yet.
I am planning to do MCSE certification, but after going through the course planning material I am really confused about the 7th paper. Can any one help me to choose 1 elective from the below list to obtain better and excellent job opportunities (also to get best salary in foreign countries) . Please advice
I am working in an MNC in Active Directory platform (Creation of user ID , transferring of user from one OU to another etc). I don’t have any certification yet.
I am planning to do MCSE certification, but after going through the course planning material I am really confused about the 7th paper. Can any one help me to choose 1 elective from the below list to obtain better and excellent job opportunities (also to get best salary in foreign countries) . Please advice

Elective exam: Choose one

1 )Planning, Deploying, and Managing Microsoft Systems Management Server 2003
2) TS: Developing Business Process and Integration Solutions Using Microsoft BizTalk Server

3) TS: Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, ConfiguringExam 70-236

4) TS: Microsoft Office Live Communications Server 2005 – Implementing, Managing, and Troubleshooting

5) Planning, Deploying, and Managing an Enterprise Project Management Solution

6) Designing, Deploying, and Managing a Network Solution for a Small- and Medium-Sized Business

7) Implementing and Managing Microsoft Exchange Server 2003
Note This exam can count toward both the MCSA elective requirement and an MCSA: Messaging Specialization requirement

8) Designing a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Organization

9) Designing a Windows Server 2003 Active Directory and Network Infrastructure
Note You can only choose this elective if you did not choose it to satisfy the design requirement

10) Designing Security for a Windows Server 2003 Network
Note You can only choose this elective if you did not choose it to satisfy the design requirement

11) Implementing and Administering Security in a Windows Server 2003 Network

12) Implementing Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server 2004
Note This exam can count toward both the MCSA elective requirement and an MCSA: Security Specialization requirement

13) TS: Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server 2006, Configuring

14) TS: Microsoft System Center Operations Manager 2007, Configuring

15) TS: Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007, Configuring

16) TS: Microsoft SQL Server 2005 – Implementation and Maintenance

17) TS: Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Business Intelligence – Implementation and Maintenance

18) TS: Microsoft Windows Mobile Designing, Implementing, and Managing

19) TS: Microsoft Forefront Client and Server, Configuration

20) TS: Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, Configuring

21) TS: Windows SharePoint Services 3.0, Configuring

22) TS: Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007, Configuring

23) MCSA on Microsoft Windows 2000 ServerMCSA

24) Specific third-party (CompTIA) certificationsCompTIA

Chosen Answer:

I find a Exchange Server 2007 70-236 demo online, hope to help. If you can’t find the answer in demo, I’m afraid you must pay for one copy. GL
by: ExamLady
on: 16th March 10

i try to edit the content of the welcome page . after i published it, it just simply show back the default. may i know whats going wrong ?

Chosen Answer:

You probably need a content approver to approve and publish your changes. Make sure the publish date is in the past also,.
by: Monkeyman
on: 29th August 10

I am trying to setup a sharepoint calendar so a user can post an event on the calendar and it will go to a another user for approval before it gets posted. Does any one know if that is possible. I can’t seem to find the answer anywhere and my attempts at setting up a workflow were unsuccesful

Also is there a way to shrink the default calendar to a smaller size. I know you can shrink the pixels but then you have to scroll to see the whole calendar.

Thanks for the help!

Chosen Answer:

Yes, you can require approval on any list, including calendars. This is actually out of the box functionality, so you don’t even have to build the workflow. You can simply go into managing settings for the list and then in general settings, click into version settings and require approval. When something is submitted, only admins on the list will be able to approve it. Note: if you are an admin it will automatically post, so you’ll need to test with another account.

On your other question, I don’t know of a way to shrink the calendar, but you may want to try another view, such as a data list if you have limited space to work with.

Good Luck!
by: ManyIdeas
on: 3rd October 07

Chosen Answer:

I recently found my new development role through SimplyHired
http://sharepoint.jobamatic.com/ They have a good list. There are plenty of other job boards advertising roles also
by: linda f
on: 16th June 07

Also, will I be able to use Expression WEB Designer with the WEB pages I have done in FrontPage? Will I also be able to FTP to the host with these new programs? Thanks.

Chosen Answer:

YES TO ALL
by: pdtpatrick
on: 6th March 07