SPTechCon SFO 2013 - Building Custom Navigation with SharePoint Lists, jQuery, and jQueryUI

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Marc D Anderson

Learn how to build list-driven navigation for a SharePoint site using jQuery, jQueryUI and SPServices. In this session, we will build a solution that allows your site administrator to easily maintain a navigation structure for the home page of the site. The solution will allow for easy link management and item reordering using a drag-and-drop interface. We will also look at how you can add custom styling and graphic elements to the navigation using custom markup and CSS. Level : Intermediate Topic Area : Architecture Essentials, Developer Essentials

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Finology Group – Insurtech Innovation Award 2024

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