Key Points


  • image from book Windows SharePoint Services use a technology known as Web Part Pages that are containers for Web Parts.

  • image from book A Web Part Page contains Web Part Page zones in which Web Parts can be placed.

  • image from book Web Parts are reusable components that can contain any type of Web-based content. They can display the contents of lists and libraries, as well as other content such as the results of database queries, Web sites, Web pages, files, and folders.

  • image from book To customize a Web site, you must either have certain permissions or be a member of the Team Owners group.

  • image from book A Web Part Page can have two versions: a Shared Version and a Personal Version. All users can see changes made to the Shared View. Changes made to the Personal View are visible only to the user who altered their Personal View of the Web Part Page. A user can reset their Personal View back to the Shared View setting if desired.

  • image from book Web Parts are placed in one of three Web Part Galleries: Closed Web Parts, Team Site Gallery, and Server Gallery.

  • image from book The Closed Web Parts Gallery is a temporary storage space for Web Parts removed from a Web page by using the Close button.

  • image from book The Team Web Site Gallery contains a List View Web Part for each list or library created in the team site, plus eight built-in Web Parts: Content Editor Web Part, Form Web Part, Image Web Part, Page Viewer Web Part, Relevant Documents, Site Users, User Tasks, and XML Web Part.

  • image from book By using the browser, you can create additional Web Part Pages that are stored within a document library.




Microsoft Windows Sharepoint Services Version 3. 0 Step by Step
Microsoft Windows Sharepoint Services Version 3. 0 Step by Step
ISBN: 735623635
EAN: N/A
Year: 2004
Pages: 201

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