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Apptix Ondemand™ Administrator Control Panel User Guide SharePoint Web Parts – Site Builder Pack DOCUMENT REVISION DATE: Feb 2012 SharePoint Web Parts – Site Builder Pack User Guide / Table of Contents | Page 2 of 130 Table of Contents SITE CREATION PLUS (SITE BUILDER PACK) OVERVIEW ................................................................................... 5 FEATURES ................................................................................................................................................................... 6 HOW DOES IT WORK? ................................................................................................................................................. 7 CONFIGURATION .......................................................................................................................................................... 8 Adding the Web Part to a Page ............................................................................................................................. 8 Configuring the Site Creation Plus Web Part ........................................................................................................ 9 USING THE WEB PART ............................................................................................................................................... 10 TREE VIEW (SITE BUILDER PACK) OVERVIEW .................................................................................................... 11 FEATURES ................................................................................................................................................................. 12 HOW DOES IT WORK? ............................................................................................................................................... 13 CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................................................................ 15 Adding the Web Part to a Page ........................................................................................................................... 15 Configuring the Tree View Web Part ................................................................................................................... 16 USING THE TREE VIEW WEB PART .............................................................................................................................. 18 DATA VIEWER (SITE BUILDER PACK) OVERVIEW............................................................................................... 21 FEATURES ................................................................................................................................................................. 22 HOW DOES IT WORK? ............................................................................................................................................... 23 CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................................................................ 27 Adding the Web Part to a Page ........................................................................................................................... 27 Configuring the Data-Viewer Web Part ............................................................................................................... 28 About the Conditional Formatting Settings .......................................................................................................... 36 About the Dynamic Settings and Export Settings ................................................................................................ 36 Styling the Web Part ............................................................................................................................................ 38 THE DEFAULT CSS STYLES FOR THE DATA-VIEWER WEB PART ARE LISTED HERE: ........................................................ 42 LIST SIMPLE SEARCH (SITE BUILDER PACK) OVERVIEW ................................................................................. 45 FEATURES ................................................................................................................................................................. 46 HOW DOES IT WORK? ............................................................................................................................................... 47 CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................................................................ 48 Adding the Web Part to a Page ........................................................................................................................... 48 Configuring the List Simple Search Web Part ..................................................................................................... 50 Customizing the Layout and Styling of the Web Part .......................................................................................... 52 USING SEARCH RESULTS TO FILTER OTHER SHAREPOINT WEB PARTS ........................................................................ 56 USING THE LIST SIMPLE SEARCH WEB PART ............................................................................................................... 58 SHAREPOINT NAVIGATORS (SITE BUILDER PACK) OVERVIEW ....................................................................... 59 FEATURES ................................................................................................................................................................. 60 HOW DOES IT WORK? ............................................................................................................................................... 61 CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................................................................ 62 Adding the Web Part to a Page ........................................................................................................................... 62 Configuring the Bamboo Navigator Menu Web Part ........................................................................................... 63 Configuring the Bamboo Navigator Tab Strip Web Part ...................................................................................... 64 Configuring the Bamboo Site Action Menu Feature ............................................................................................ 65 Configuring the Bamboo Tree View Navigator Web Part .................................................................................... 66 SharePoint Web Parts – Site Builder Pack User Guide / Table of Contents | Page 3 of 130 WORLD CLOCK & WEATHER (SITE BUILDER PACK) OVERVIEW ..................................................................... 67 CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................................................................ 68 Adding the Web Part to a Page ........................................................................................................................... 68 Configuring the World Clock & Weather Web Part .............................................................................................. 69 USING THE WORLD CLOCK & WEATHER WEB PART .................................................................................................... 72 CALENDAR PLUS (SITE BUILDER PACK) OVERVIEW ......................................................................................... 75 FEATURES ................................................................................................................................................................. 76 HOW DOES IT WORK? ............................................................................................................................................... 77 CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................................................................ 78 Adding the Web Part to a Page ........................................................................................................................... 78 Configuring the Calendar Plus Web Part ............................................................................................................. 79 STYLING THE WEB PART ............................................................................................................................................ 90 THE DEFAULT CSS STYLE FOR THE CALENDAR PLUS WEB PART IS LISTED HERE: ......................................................... 92 USE CALENDAR PLUS WEB PART ON YOUR PROJECT PAGE ........................................................................................ 95 Color Code Tasks for Multiple Users ................................................................................................................... 96 USING THE WEB PART ............................................................................................................................................... 98 MAP CHART (SITE BUILDER PACK) OVERVIEW ................................................................................................ 108 FEATURES ............................................................................................................................................................... 109 HOW DOES IT WORK? 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