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Linux Browser Testing Made Easy

Every once in a while I have a client that requires more extensive browser testing. For most Windows-based browsers I have them installed locally or run a VPC with them installed. I am not a Linux expert by any means so the thought of standing up a ...[Read more]

Published: 5/25/2009 | 0  Comments | 0  Links to this post

SharePoint Menu Alternative

I was recently working with a colleague who posed the following question: "How can I wrap the top navigation rather than scroll it off screen?" My follow up question was: "Why on earth would you ever have a top navigation that wa ...[Read more]

Published: 10/26/2008 | 5  Comments | 0  Links to this post

Mobile People Search

Every so often I get asked about creating a corporate phonebook or mobile phonebook for SharePoint. I have been doing a lot of planning sessions this week and needed something creative to do, so here's something fun. I decided to create a lightwe ...[Read more]

Published: 9/27/2008 | 5  Comments | 0  Links to this post

Using the IE Developer toolbar

One of the indispensible tools that use for changing the CSS and "fixing" problems on a SharePoint site is the Internet Explorer Developer Toolbar. There a many articles on how to use this tool. I wanted to point out that specifically fo ...[Read more]

Published: 10/25/2007 | 0  Comments | 0  Links to this post

Be Strict with your HTML

I have been learning a lot about CSS and XHTML. One of my first challenges was simply getting SharePoint Designer to use XHTML Strict as the default. Turns out the smarties at Microsoft already thought of this. Here's how to set the default docume ...[Read more]

Published: 9/8/2007 | 0  Comments | 0  Links to this post