You implemented SharePoint Server 2010 and have kicked the tires for a
little bit. You are starting to poke around at the new features and
capabilities to help your users be more efficient. You find and love the
Metadata Navigation feature on libraries, but then you quickly find out
that you have so many Quick Launch links that your users are constantly
scrolling up and down to use the control. You wish there was some way
to move it to the top of the page. Well, you have come to the right
place!
Below is our starting point where we have a site with very many Quick Launch links and a document library with buried metadata navigation:
Using SharePoint Designer 2010, we can modify the master page to move the control to the top of the Quick Launch. Open SPD2010 and check out and Edit in Advanced Mode the master page. In Split view, click the Quick Launch to highlight it in the code above:
Scroll down in the code until you find the ContentTemplate for the id=”TreeViewNavigationManagerV4″. Copy from the next line up to
the ending :
Switch back to Split view and click on the Quick Launch to highlight it in Code view. Then scroll up just a bit and locate the DIV for ms-quickLaunch. Paste the selection just after this:
Save the Master Page and check it back in – you will need to approve it as well if the Publishing feature is activated. Then navigate back to the site, refresh the page and review the results:
Just to confirm that this doesn’t mess things up on non-metadata navigation enabled areas, here is a shot of the home page:
Source :http://www.tcscblog.com
Below is our starting point where we have a site with very many Quick Launch links and a document library with buried metadata navigation:
Using SharePoint Designer 2010, we can modify the master page to move the control to the top of the Quick Launch. Open SPD2010 and check out and Edit in Advanced Mode the master page. In Split view, click the Quick Launch to highlight it in the code above:
Scroll down in the code until you find the ContentTemplate for the id=”TreeViewNavigationManagerV4″. Copy from the next line up
Switch back to Split view and click on the Quick Launch to highlight it in Code view. Then scroll up just a bit and locate the DIV for ms-quickLaunch. Paste the selection just after this:
Save the Master Page and check it back in – you will need to approve it as well if the Publishing feature is activated. Then navigate back to the site, refresh the page and review the results:
Just to confirm that this doesn’t mess things up on non-metadata navigation enabled areas, here is a shot of the home page:
Source :http://www.tcscblog.com
Hi can we move this key filters into our page not in quick launch. first of all, is this possible if yes, please guide me.
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