Datasheet
Checking for the Master Page
Using Custom CSS
Changing Images at the Portfolio or Project Sites
Changing the Style Sheet for the Portfolio or Project Sites
Checking for the Master Page
To check which pages use the master page, open the site using Microsoft SharePoint Designer. Open the page you want to check. Make sure the page is in the code
view to view the MasterPageFile properties.
Then go to the _catalogs\masterpage folder and right-click on the master page to see what master page is used for the site. If the master page is used for the
site, the Set as Default Master Page and Set as Custom Master Page options are grayed out. If the master page is not used for the site, then the Set as
Default Master Page and Set as Custom Master Page options can be selected.
To customize the CSS for tags, we set a class or ID for those tags. Customize them using <style type="text/css"> </style> in the CSS file or by inline style.
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Using Custom CSS
The CSS can be customized three ways:
1. By adding <style type="text/css"> </style> to <head runat="server"> </head>
2. By inline style on the tags where you want to customize the CSS
3. Or by including the CSS file in <head runat="server"> </head>
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Changing Images at the Portfolio or Project Sites
You can customize your portfolio or project sites by adding your own graphics.
First, rename your image to the PM Central image you want to replace, for example: logoSA12.png. Then navigate to Site Actions > View All Site Content.
Under Picture Libraries, select Pics.
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