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What’s new in SharePoint 2013 for public-facing websites BIWUG presentation available
Last week I had the honor of presenting at BIWUG about what is new in SharePoint 2013 for public-facing websites. Here is the deck from my presentation.
Mavention.nl v3: How we did it?–The authoring site
In the previous article in the Mavention.nl v3: How we did it? series I showed you the landscape of our new website built with SharePoint 2013 and which different sites we are using. Starting from this part I will tell you more about how we leveraged all the different capabilities of the SharePoint 2013 platform for all the different sites in our landscape. To begin with: how did we build our authoring site?
Wrapping the contents of a Content Query Web Part in additional markup
When building content aggregations using the Content Query Web Part (CQWP) there are often situations when you need to wrap the results of the aggregation in some additional markup. Find out how to wrap the contents of a CQWP in additional markup.
Optimizing the output of the Content Query Web Part
Content Query Web Part is one of the most powerful Web Parts provided with the SharePoint 2010 platform. To support all of its functionality however, it produces some additional HTML markup that you might not need in your website. Find out how to get more control of the output of the Content Query Web Part.
Inconvenient conditional Web Parts in SharePoint 2010
Using conditional content you can target pieces of your website to specific audiences optimizing the User Experience. Unfortunately, if you try to conditionally display Web Parts, your pages will break – at least by default because there is a way you can get this done. So how do you conditionally display Web Parts in SharePoint 2010?