Sharepoint 2010 Tutorial
SHAREPOINT 2010 SITE PAGES
EDITING TEXT Before you get started, it’s a good idea to take screen shots of your site and date them. This is so you can track your progress. a) Click the Edit icon to edit your landing page. The Office ribbon is displayed and items can be formatted, inserted or deleted as required.
TIP Delete is the Getting Started section.
When you’re rolling SharePoint out to a user base, this is not what
you want them to do first. It is going to distract them completely from managing the site properly.
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SHAREPOINT 2010 – SITE PAGES
b) Select the text and use the normal Office formatting options to edit it. c) Use Styles and Markup Styles to quick format text and headings.
TIP Save the page regularly to check how the formatting is going. into your site page if online formatting gets too tricky.
Format text in Word and copy and paste it
SharePoint 2010 Tutorial – Site Pages – Rev 1.0 ©
Compiled By: Veronique Palmer
Last Updated: 21 May 2011
www.letscollaborate.co.za
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INSERTING / EDITING IMAGES a) Click on the image – as you do so, you’ll see the Picture Tools tab become available.
b) To replace the image, make sure the image is selected and hit the Delete button on your keyboard. c) Click Insert on the ribbon, select Picture.
SharePoint 2010 Tutorial – Site Pages – Rev 1.0 ©
Compiled By: Veronique Palmer
Last Updated: 21 May 2011
www.letscollaborate.co.za
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d) Browse to the library where your image is and select it. Notice where the image is stored by default – Site Assets. (In SharePoint 2007 you had to have a Picture Library created first). Click OK.
e) You can rename the image if necessary – practice good document naming standards in order to retrieve
EDITING TEXT Before you get started, it’s a good idea to take screen shots of your site and date them. This is so you can track your progress. a) Click the Edit icon to edit your landing page. The Office ribbon is displayed and items can be formatted, inserted or deleted as required.
TIP Delete is the Getting Started section.
When you’re rolling SharePoint out to a user base, this is not what
you want them to do first. It is going to distract them completely from managing the site properly.
SharePoint 2010 Tutorial – Site Pages – Rev 1.0 © Compiled By: Veronique Palmer Last Updated: 21 May 2011 www.letscollaborate.co.za Page 1 of 26
SHAREPOINT 2010 – SITE PAGES
b) Select the text and use the normal Office formatting options to edit it. c) Use Styles and Markup Styles to quick format text and headings.
TIP Save the page regularly to check how the formatting is going. into your site page if online formatting gets too tricky.
Format text in Word and copy and paste it
SharePoint 2010 Tutorial – Site Pages – Rev 1.0 ©
Compiled By: Veronique Palmer
Last Updated: 21 May 2011
www.letscollaborate.co.za
Page 2 of 26
SHAREPOINT 2010 – SITE PAGES
INSERTING / EDITING IMAGES a) Click on the image – as you do so, you’ll see the Picture Tools tab become available.
b) To replace the image, make sure the image is selected and hit the Delete button on your keyboard. c) Click Insert on the ribbon, select Picture.
SharePoint 2010 Tutorial – Site Pages – Rev 1.0 ©
Compiled By: Veronique Palmer
Last Updated: 21 May 2011
www.letscollaborate.co.za
Page 3 of 26
SHAREPOINT 2010 – SITE PAGES
d) Browse to the library where your image is and select it. Notice where the image is stored by default – Site Assets. (In SharePoint 2007 you had to have a Picture Library created first). Click OK.
e) You can rename the image if necessary – practice good document naming standards in order to retrieve