Erik Minkel

[...] Explorer) and see how the elements are structured. The #s4-bodyContainer div or the #s4-workspace div are two contenders. I ended up choosing #s4-workspace div because it is resized by [...]

[...] will be working in the Master Page gallery; be sure that you are in the proper one for your site collection where you want to make this change happen. http://sitecollection/_catalogs/masterpage If the [...]

[...] page. Here we have our picture library for our Backgrounds. Wherever you have created your site collection for the Enterprise Search Center, go into it and create a document library. I have created [...]

[...] was easy and worked; no need to manage what version of a gem I need, etc. Simply, Download Twitter Bootstrap 3. In the downloaded archive you will see a ‘dist’ folder which will house the css, [...]

[...] to filter for this refinement if you have more than one. Then you will want to go to your search results page and type in a search term. Then put the page in edit mode. On the Refinement web part hit [...]

[...] use jQuery’s fadeIn capability and apply some css to our .search-background class. Your search results page comes out unscathed by our changes thus, keeping the proper results page experience. Of [...]

[...] an understanding of how the new display templates work. To begin we will be working in the Master Page gallery; be sure that you are in the proper one for your site collection where you want to make [...]

[...] magic. Save this as background.js and upload where you put your other files in the Master Page Gallery. What this does is wrap a div around the #s4-workspace div so we can take advantage [...]

[...] file once everything is working locally. Let’s make a quick test post. From within your Octopress directory. We need to now find this newly created file and add our contents. From your Octopress [...]

[...] I just seem to not get along, that’s installed by default just incase vi is your friend) Install nginx, git, curl, and vim. We will come back to the configuration of nginx later in this [...]

[...] manipulating the elements on our search page. If you aren’t familiar with the way the SharePoint masterpage is structured. We have a few elements on the page to choose from when adding the [...]

[...] div are two contenders. I ended up choosing #s4-workspace div because it is resized by JavaScript SharePoint automatically runs; which sets the element to the max height of the browser window. The [...]

[...] . It’s always good to make sure things work before jumping further into coding. This masterpage directory can contain all your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You might want to make a folder for your [...]