- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: The menus. The meta menu and the top navigation with fly outs in the header and the quick launch menu and site actions menu. What are the possibilities for styling this menu’s? And how is it implemented?
- Part 3: web parts with text zones, lists and tables. Other topics are the graphical possibility’s of the edit mode and the news articles.
- Part 4: The Art of SharePoint, how to make a graphical design work for SharePoint, I will discuss some design decisions for search pages and the My Site. Other points of interest are the styling of the calendar and date picker and the use of SIFR
GWorkspace application in GNUstep, is like the equivalent to Nautilus under GNOME. It has interesting features that I'm beginning to love, right now I believe GNUstep is for UNIX-geek-old-fashioned. Here is the screenshot for changing the background image, you need to go to Info->Preferences->Desktop (drop down) then click Choose button for search the image. I'm running GNUstep compiled in Ubuntu 10.04 and the image comes from the folder / usr/share/backgrounds/ Another really cute functionality of GWorkspace is start applications from their installation folder, you need to open the viewer from menu View->Viewer and go to the installation application folder (in my case compiled from sources: /usr/local/lib/GNUstep/Applications ) then a double-click starts the application (*.app)
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