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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>
PM Central's templates can be modified to display your organization's logo as well as other graphics or images you may want to
feature on your portfolio and project
sites.
To upload a new image:
1. Save your new image with the same file name as the log you are replacing, for example, logoSA12.png. The new image must have the same file name as the
image it is replacing.
2. Navigate to the site where you want to change the logo, for example, the portfolio site. Select the Settings tab, then click Lists. Click the Pics folder under
Picture Libraries.
3. From the Pics folder, click Upload to upload your new logo image. It must have the same file name as the logo you are replacing, for example,
logoSA12.png.
4. Make sure Overwrite existing files is selected, then click OK. A message indicates that the image has uploaded successfully.
5. Navigate back to the site. The new logo image is now displayed.
Repeat these steps to upload the new logo on your project sites. You can also use these steps to replace any of the graphics on the portfolio and project sites. Just
make sure that the new image's file name is the same as the image you are replacing. For more information, read KB.12454: How To Modify Logos and Graphics.
SharePoint Project Management Central combines several Web Parts and site features, including the Bamboo KPI Column. This is a custom column type that
evaluates the contents of a column in another list (e.g., Sum, Count, etc.), compares the results against a set of criteria, and displays the value and an icon
indicating which of three categories the value falls in.
For example, in the Project Site, the Project Info section uses three Bamboo KPI Columns to indicate the current health of the project. One of these columns,
Issue Status, looks at the project's Issues list and counts the number of items displayed in the Overdue Issues view. If there are no items in that view, a green
icon is displayed. If there are between one and five issues, a yellow icon is displayed. If there are more than five issues, a red icon is displayed.
Modifying the Logo and Graphics
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