I love love love live CSS editing. Any time I can cut out an app switch, save and reload, I am all over it. Using a mapped network drive and a browser, I can bypass SharePoint Designer and/or an external code editor and write CSS straight to the SharePoint content database. Woot! Continue reading Streamlined CSS editing: direct save from browser to SharePoint
Tag Archives: IE
Styling SharePoint with Attribute Selectors and IE6
I recently posted some methods for styling SharePoint web parts using attribute selectors. I heard back from several people about how they can’t use this option due to IE6’s lack of support for attribute selectors. I was aware of this at the time of the post but neglected to point it out in the post text. Continue reading Styling SharePoint with Attribute Selectors and IE6
MSFT Admits IE Mistakes
(sent to me from my bud Chris)
A Final End to IE/MAC
Internet Explorer Developer Toolbar has been updated
Thanks Renaud! This toolbar is invaluable and you should install it. MSFT has released an updated version on 10/31/05.
SharePoint Usability Tip: Test other site group views using IE’s Run As
It is always a good idea to look at your sites from the perspective of your users. But if you are using SharePoint with Active Directory as your authentication, it can be a little tricky to test your SharePoint site as a Reader or Contributor. One way to quickly test, is to use a generic AD user account and Internet Explorer’s Run As feature. Here are a few quick steps: Continue reading SharePoint Usability Tip: Test other site group views using IE’s Run As
IE7 will have new icon and logo…
… and I actually like it much better than the last version. They stuck with the “e” and the swoosh but glammed it up a bit and make it much more modern and gel-ish. I have to say I am surprised they haven’t ditched the version number and gone to some cool hip name or something. I am not complaining though, I like verison numbers, makes dev and support easier. Continue reading IE7 will have new icon and logo…