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Themes are the quick and easiest way to apply branding to SharePoint sites. In SharePoint 2013, Themes got changed and redesigned as the “Composed Look” feature. As it sounds “Composed” look, it simply defines theming by combining design elements: Master page – AKA site layout, Color theme, Font schemes, and background images….
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We got a requirement to remove the Share, Follow, and Sync buttons in SharePoint 2013. Let me summarize various ways to disable these buttons: How to disable the “Share” button in SharePoint 2013? Share functionality in SharePoint allows existing users of the site to invite someone to SharePoint. Once the request is…
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Themes are the quick and easiest way to apply branding to SharePoint sites. Themes got changed over time in SharePoint’s history. Now from SharePoint 2013, Themes are redesigned as the “Composed Look” feature. As it sounds “Composed” look, it simply defines theming by combining design elements: Master page – AKA site layout,…
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Branding SharePoint top navigation is one of the frequent requirement in SharePoint implementations. Here is my quick way to apply branding to SharePoint 2013 top navigation menu. Step 1: Create a custom CSS file with custom styles for your navigation menu (Find my CSS below!). Upload it either to the site assets…
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As a branding initiative, The first thing people do to customize the SharePoint site is: change logos to their company logo. Here is how to change the logo in SharePoint 2013: Navigate to the Site Settings Page by clicking the “Site Settings” link from settings gear. Under the “Look and Feel” section,…
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Requirement: To enforce consistency, We wanted to reset custom themes applied on SharePoint sites by end-users in our SharePoint environment. How to remove a theme in SharePoint using PowerShell? Here is how to remove the theme from SharePoint programmatically using PowerShell: This removes and resets to default SharePoint theme. The same script…
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Requirement: We have a SharePoint 2013 master page from third-party consultants and would like to copy-apply the master page to SharePoint sites. PowerShell script to upload Master page to SharePoint: Have you ever created a master page in SharePoint and uploaded it to your sites? Wouldn’t it be nice if there was…
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Favicon – short form for “Favorites Icon” adds branding to SharePoint 2013 sites. It’s used not only for bookmarking Favourites but also in the address bar and browser icon locations. In case you want to change the favicon in SharePoint 2013, here are the options. SharePoint 2013 favicon location:By default, SharePoint 2013…
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By default, clicking the SharePoint 2010 or SharePoint 2013 site logo – Takes us to the root of the current site or sub-site. But you may want to link the logo to a top-level site. Well, to change this behaviour, you got to change the master page. Important: Since this is a…
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We can change SharePoint 2013 site logo by going to: Site Settings >> “Title, Description, and Logo” from the SharePoint web user interface: Now, Let’s change the logo for all sites in a site collection through PowerShell to save time. SharePoint 2013 change site logo programmatically using PowerShell: This script changes the…
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