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Vertical site navigation to SharePoint 2010?
How to build vertical site navigation to the SharePoint 2010?
I tried to enable Tree View navigation, but it had too many levels.
I would like to have only 1 level of subsites in nice format.
Navigation.png
I tried to enable Tree View navigation, but it had too many levels.
I would like to have only 1 level of subsites in nice format.
Navigation.png
To go to Site Settings:
On the Home page, click on SITE ACTIONS>SITE SETTINGS>MODIFY ALL SITE SETTINGS
On the Home page, click on SITE ACTIONS>SITE SETTINGS>MODIFY ALL SITE SETTINGS
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Thanks, but Treeview causes problems. I needs to excelude all libraries, workflow tasks. etc.
I would like to see only subsites. Nothing else. How do I do this?
I would like to see only subsites. Nothing else. How do I do this?
you want a view for users with lesser permissions to not see libraries,work flow tasks etc?
You can do that by editing the master page using spd.
You can do that by editing the master page using spd.
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It is not permission issue. Please see image I attached in the original post. It is requirement that navigation look like in the image because of usability and graphical design guidelines.
Would I be correct in assuming that you already edited the master page to get the look you provided in the picture?
If so, follow the path Norman suggested Site Settings > Navigation. From there you will be able to show, hide and create site headings.
If so, follow the path Norman suggested Site Settings > Navigation. From there you will be able to show, hide and create site headings.
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Go to:Site Settings>Quick Launch and Enable Tree view
Go to:Site Settings>Navigation to modify/edit your site navigation.