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Customize HP in SPS2003

Asked By: Theresa Kennedy Date: Dec 10, 2009 Category: Sharepoint Views: 198

could anyone tell me how to customize home page in SPS2003, please? I'm
trying to add some links in the left vertical bar, to delete some of the
original links but it doesn't work well. I' m using Frontpage 2003.
More, I'm trying to put a document library in the middle zone of a
subweb (Sharepoint Services): using the previous version you can do it
pretty easily: now I'm not able to find out how to do it.

Tagged:customize hp in sps2003

1 Answer Found

Answer #1 Answered By: Daamodar Bhadranavar Answered On: Dec 10, 2009

The main portal page does not have any wizard-driven link modifications
components through Front Page 2003 like WSS sites. The horizontal bar can
only be customized by modifying top-level topics. There's nothing stopping
you from adding HTML links wherever you like, but they won't "cascade"
through other portal pages. The left and top navigation bars in WSS sites
are fully customizable though - you can add or delete links and they will
propagate throughout the site.

As for adding a Document Library web part to a page, that can be done via
the existing web interface or within Front Page 2003.

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