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 Web Content Management Overview | SharePoint Explained To use the web content management features of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, turn on the Publishing feature on the site. Then Brand the site so that it has your organizations's look and feel. You can provide users a way to edit the site within the context of the Web, and you can deploy the content through a staging server into production. On a site with the Publishing functionality turned on, you can also create a multilingual site by creating a source site and then having that site translated into other languages, which are published as seperate sites. Branding Your Site You can build a corporate Internet site by using Office Sharepoint Server 2007, and can customize its look by modifying the basic building blocks of Office SharePoint Server 2007 Web pages: master pages and page layout. First, create a master page that defines the overall look and feel, or chrome, for the site. Master pages contain controls that are shared across an entire site; these controls include navigation, search, and language perferences. For each type of page on the site, you can create a page layout. If the page is intended to explain a particular topic in detail--for example, it if contains text, graphics, or other information about a single topic--create a page layout with field controls. If the page is intended to convey summary information about the content in a site--for example, a Welcome page--you can use the following field controls that are included with Office SharePoint Server 2007:
These Web Parts and field controls have a standard look and feel. You can customize the look and feel of field controls and Web parts to match the design of your site. Let's get your company up and running with these new features from SharePoint. Contact Us For more information and assistance regarding SharePoint Server 2007, please contact Sales at sales[@]jncsolutions.com. |
