In this article I will show you how to re-create the scrolling boxes (without content) using jQuery Tools JavaScript library.

I’ve spent the past week working with the live online workshop presenters to confirm a schedule for upcoming workshops. We will be offering the workshops as a discounted package or series of workshops this time because of numerous requests.

The first effect I wanted to achieve was to create a scrolling list of recent blog posts. In order to achieve this I used the Content Query Web Part along with the Scrollable plugin from jQuery Tools. The vertical scrolling requires the HTML to be output in the following structure

Do you have pages that look bland that you want to add some color to? Perhaps you would like some a background behind your web part titles. Maybe you want to hide the recycle bin on one page, but not another. Using the Content Editor Web Part you are able to add CSS to a page to customize its look and feel. This is a great alternative to modifying core.css, using SharePoint Designer or other methods (such as specifying a custom CSS file in site settings). Follow along with this quick demonstration on just how!

This is the second article in a series of articles on how the EUSP team coordinated and produced SharePoint Saturday EMEA. The first article walked through the runup to the event. This article talks about what happened during the event. All time stamps are from January 23, 2010.

So how do you do that if you want to use Lightbox 2 in SharePoint and use a central Image repository with auto thumbnails, and pull images to different pages at different sites based on some category?

Text replacement is only a portion of Texter’s functions but for the everyday SharePoint administrator or developer, it’s a gift that saves time, error-free.

Reading my favourite (IT) site, EndUserSharepoint and all the interesting examples of what the authors are doing with SharePoint has gotten me very excited about the possibilities of integrating JQuery with SharePoint to create some very slick user interfaces. I want to some highlights of this latest prototype because it touches on a lot of different areas.

Moving a calendar list between site collections may be confusing, but it is actually very simple! This article demonstrates one method using list templates and Windows Explorer to move SharePoint Calendars fast. Don’t worry, all your content will be moved also

I recently found myself searching (to no avail) for information on how the SharePoint list attachment process actually works; it seemed as if there was no documentation or previous experiences available anywhere. In my particular scenario, I needed to be able to produce an auditable list which showed the date/time, filename, and username for every upload, a report which WSS doesn’t offer out of the box.