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Description


Title	Hide the QuickLaunch menu
Description	This style sheet code will hide the QuickLaunch on a SharePoint Page.


Title	Print Page Link
Description	Simple HTML code to print the current page


Title	Scrolling Menu
Description	Creates a scrolling page title for your page.


Title	Snow
Description	A blizard for your screen :-)


Title	Clock
Description	Puts a clock on the page


Title	Falling Leaves
Description	Leaves fall on screen - modify with your grapgics


Title	Embeding WMV files on a page
Description	This is the generic code to embed a video. Note the "src= " needs to point to the file


Title	Display a page without the header info
Description	There are 2 ways to do this: To do this, simply append #mainContent to the URL of your SharePoint page. or use this code on page


Title	Splitting the top navigation in two
Description	The idea is to break the top navigation bar in two when you have too many menu items.


Title	Display the Quick Launch on a Web Part Page
Description	Most pages on your SharePoint site display a left navigation, also known as “Quick Launch”. However, new Web Part pages that you add through the Create menu do not have it. So how can we add the Quick Launch to these pages, using only the SharePoint UI? Here again, the iframe can help.


Title	Rotating or Random Pictures
Description	Web Part with pictures that keep changing while the page is displayed. Steps: Create your picture library and upload your pictures If you would like to filter the list of pictures to be displayed, customize the library to add additional columns to how the filter data. (Event name, department, product, etc) Go to your web part page and add the web part for the new library Important steps: Click Edit, Modify Shared Web Part Optional: In the appearance section give the web part a meaningful name Click Edit the Current View Un-checkmark all of the columns except for “Name (linked to document)” Optional: Set the sort order Optional: Set filter options to select only the pictures you want displayed Make sure the the list web part view is not using a "Item Limit" less then the number of pictures in the list. (You could just set this to be BIG number). Click OK to save the view changes Click OK to save the web part changes Add a Content Editor Web Part (CEWP) below the picture library web part Click Edit, Modify Shared Web Part Click Source Editor Copy and paste the code from below Click OK for the Source Editor Click OK to save the web part changes Click Exit Edit Mode and see if it works!


Title	Creating a redirect page with HTML
Description	Every so often, you run across the need to redirect a page somewhere else, like after a server migration when DNS isn’t used. By simply adding a HTTP-EQUIV meta tag to the <HEAD> of your page, you can redirect elsewhere in a jiffy. Syntax isn’t complex, but must be correct to function properly.