Provisioning a List on the Host Web from the App Web with JavaScript Object Model (JSOM)
Below is some sample code of how to provision a list from the app web via SharePoint JavaScript object model. function CreateList(title, …
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Content Query Web Part + Calendar = Mad Problems
I recently had to assemble a content query web part (my least favorite thing) pulling data from a Calendar list and experienced hours of …
Permanently Removing the Recent Node from Quick Launch for SharePoint 2013
The following updates have been made to this article since it’s publication: [Update 9/7/2016] – The method suggested by Håkan Nilsson only …
Reuse DataForm Web Part, change ListId to ListName, and scrub GUIDs
I know there are quite a few posts out there on this, but i’m writing this here for myself as a rollup of the information…
Deploying Composed Look – The Declarative Method – Part 2
Back in December I posted a lengthy article on how to deploy a Composed Look for SharePoint 2013. If you haven’t read that it can…
Free Floating Quick Launch Navigation for SharePoint 2010 using jQuery
Recently I was asked to make a free floating navigation element, so that when you scroll down the page it would follow. There are many…
My Sticky Footer Solution for SharePoint 2013 – Pure JavaScript Solution
Last year I posted a blog article which described the issue with SharePoint 2010 and having a footer. Well similarly SharePoint 2013 has …
SharePoint 2013 Theme Builder Tool
There is a tool released by Microsoft to assist with building SharePoint 2013 Themes more specifically the theme color palettes. This will …
Customize Table of Contents Web Part: Remove Libraries & Navigation Headers
This article is based off Thomas Sondergaard’s post located here: …
Cache Busting Using CssRegistration & ScriptLink in SharePoint 2010
What is cache busting? Cache busting is way to ensure that the browser will download a new version of your file. This is easily …
Applying a Composed Look programmatically
Applying a theme has change from SP2010 to SP2013, here is a link to the method to apply a composed look. SPWeb.ApplyTheme( string …
Deploying a custom ‘Composed Look’ in SharePoint 2013
There are two ways to deploy your custom composed look. Via XML / Elements file – the declarative way, or via feature receiver / C#…