This document discusses SharePoint 2010 features for web content management. It covers content types, site columns, master pages, page layouts, workflows, and displaying content using the content query web part. The demo portion shows creating pages, managing anonymous access, working with master pages and page layouts, adding site columns and content types, and using the content query web part to display content.

1. SharePoint 2010Web Content Management for DevelopersVinod UnnyEnterprise InfoTechMicrosoft Regional DirectorMicrosoft Most Valuable Professional

2. What is Content Management?Different types of contentArticlesBlogsJobsProducts…Workflows for content publishingManaging the content Displaying different views of the content

3. SharePoint Features for WCMPublishing TemplatesWith and Without WorkflowsAnonymous AccessTo PagesNot to Lists and LibrariesAuthenticationForms Based (as in ASP.NET)Windows BasedMaster PagesSite ColumnsContent TypesPage Layouts

4. DemoA look at the Publishing templateCreating new pages

5. Anonymous AccessPublic sites require visitors to “visit”SharePoint allows designating areas as “anonymous”By default Lists & Libraries are not given access even if “Entire Web Site” is selectedIf you need to give anonymous access to a list:Deactivate Forms LockdownGo to the List permissionsStop Inheriting PermissionsDisable anonymous accessRe-enable anonymous accessActive Forms Lockdown

6. DemoAnonymous Access on siteAnonymous Access on list

7. Master PagesPublishing sites have master pagesMaster pages have special ContentPlaceHoldersCustom Master pages must have all the placeholders even if you’re not using them

8. DemoMaster Pages

9. Site ColumnsThink of them as “fields” in an RDBMSSharePoint defines a number of site columnsDefine your own columns for getting or showing some dataUsed in Content Types

10. Content TypesThink of them as “Tables” in an RDBMSContains a number of site columns that make up the data/page contentIn case of a Publishing site, you need to start from a base content type of Page or Article PageAdd your own site columns as you wish

11. Page LayoutsThis defines how your Content Type is presented to the visitorYou can have multiple page layouts for each content typeSharePoint allows you to switch page layouts on the flyCombines with a master page and data in the content type to display a pageMaster PagePage LayoutSite Column 2Site Column 1Site Column 3Web Parts

12. DemoAdding a site columnSetting up a content typeCreating a new page layout

13. Adding ContentInstance of a Page LayoutCan dynamically switch layoutsAdd content directly on the pageView/Edit Properties in a FormOr use the EditModePanelSave & Publish Might start a workflow

14. DemoAdding Content to site

15. Display ContentThe Content Query Web Part is your friendUse CQWP with site columns for enhanced views of dataYou can customize the default templates with XSL

16. DemoUsing CQWP

17. QuestionsVinod UnnySenior Technology ConsultantEnterprise InfoTechW: www.enterpriseinfotech.comE: vinod@enterpriseinfotech.comT: @vinodunnyB: vinodunny.com/blog