Available values are defined in the NodeTypes enumeration. You can specify multiple values for this property in a comma-delimited list. The effect of this property is variable, undefined, and depends on site hierarchy details that are out of scope for this topic.Īllows context-based and type-based node trimming.In this example, TrimNonCurrentTypes=”Heading”, which instructs the data source to remove any nodes of type Heading that are not directly below the current node. Gets or sets a positive or negative integer offset from the starting node that determines the top-level site hierarchy that is exposed by the DataSourceControl object.The default is 0, which indicates that the top-level site hierarchy exposed by the SiteMapDataSource object is the same as the starting node. That is, this property sets which section of the overall site hierarchy the data source control returns to the menu.When this property is set to true, Office SharePoint Server 2007 instructs the PortalSiteMapDataSource object to apply its rules for determining where it should be starting. The menu receives only the items below the starting node.Īffects where the data source starts. When this property is set to false, the data source does not return the starting node. The menu receives the starting node, which can be the root node, and items below the starting node. Specifies the number of levels to show in dynamic fly-out menus.In this example, “1” is specified, indicating that the menu item on the first level of the site hierarchy with child sites or pages displays those sites or pages in fly-out menus.Īffects whether the starting node is returned by the data source.When this property is set to true, the data source returns the starting node. Specifies the number of hierarchy levels to show in the menu at the same time.In this example, “1” is specified, indicating that the menu displays one level of hierarchy below the top-level site. In the previous example code, the orientation is horizontal. Specifies whether the menu is horizontal or vertical. In the previous example code, the DataSourceID points to a control with the ID “GlobalNavDataSource”.
Specifies the data source control that provides the hierarchical data for this menu.
#QUICK LAUNCH SHAREPOINT HOW TO#
YOu have to try a little bit to get a feeling how to combine diferent attributes together. There you find the tag SharePoint:AspMenu and PublishingNavigation:PortalSiteMapDataSource with some usefull attributes to customize the Navigation as you wishes. the SP Designer to edit remotely your master page on your IIS. You find the master pages under your server /_calatlogs/masterpage or Local_Drive :\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\12\TEMPLATE\GLOBAL.
#QUICK LAUNCH SHAREPOINT WINDOWS#
The default.master file is the Windows SharePoint Services master page that contains templates for site page layout, including the template for the left navigational area used in SharePoint pages. master file and use the Windows SharePoint Services object model to point a site to the new file. master file or using the SharePoint object model. You can display a collapsed view with fly-out menus by creating a custom. Go to Site Settings > Navigation and then scroll down to the Structural Navigation: Editing and Sorting section.You can modify the display of Quick Launch Naviagtion in SharePoint by modifying attributes of the navigation control specified in the default.master file. There is actually a way to do it the old fashioned way it’s just not that intuitive if you happen to try the UI for editing the Quick Launch above. Although, the URL field is mandatory from Site Settings, you can leave it blank from this interface.īoth of these options create a link to the site’s home page, but they allow you to create a heading without using an absolute URL to some random page. Option 2: Use the “EDIT LINKS” option under the Quick Launch and leave the URL field empty. Option 1: enter “#” as the URL from Site Settings > Look and Feel > Quick Launch In the past, I believe it was possible to create a heading without specifying a URL, but in SharePoint 2013, the URL field is mandatory-at least from the Site Settings interface. There are occasions when you’d want to create a heading in the SharePoint Quick Launch navigation without your heading being navigable.
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