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24 Mar 2017

Navigating the ‘Tier’-rain

by Jason Cribbet | posted in: Branding, navigation, Office 365, office365, SharePoint Online, User Experience/UX | 0

Navigation has always been a confusing and difficult topic when considering the Information Architecture and configuration of your SharePoint environment. The Global Navigation and Quick Launch controls in SharePoint have never really meshed smoothly…

13 Mar 2017

Tiers of Joy

by Jason Cribbet | posted in: Branding, Front Page, Office 365, office365, SharePoint, SharePoint Online, User Experience/UX, UX | 0

How you plan the information architecture of your SharePoint environment is an important decision. You must put some time in to really understand your content and make sure that the structure of your content…

10 May 2016

Finding Your Office 365 Home Page

by Jason Cribbet | posted in: Branding, design, Office 365, office365, SharePoint, SharePoint Online, Summit 7, User Experience/UX | 0

As a child, there’s nothing better than opening up that toy you’ve been longing to have for months or, as an adult, maybe it’s the smell of the new car scent. That moment, the…

29 Apr 2016

Know your Office 365 and SharePoint 2016 _spPageContextInfo

by Jason Cribbet | posted in: Branding, Development, Javascript, Office 365, office365, SharePoint, SharePoint Online, Summit 7 | 0

As I’ve worked with SharePoint over the past several years, more specifically the client side development aspect of it, one component of JavaScript Object Model that I can’t live without is the _spPageContextInfo object….

17 Feb 2012

Displaying All Site Content and Recycle Bin links in BlankWebPartPage.aspx

by Jason Cribbet | posted in: 2010, Branding, Development, Front Page, SharePoint, Summit 7 | 0

Just a quick post today… I had a situation where I was working with a SharePoint 2010 Team Site with the Publishing feature enabled. As a result, when I created a number of pages…

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