This issue of the Journal has a new format, all in HTML, for improved performance and searchability. We are planning more flexible release dates for the articles in the Journal, rather than just monthly or bi-monthly, thus providing you with this rich technical content as soon as possible, shortening the delay between the time the author writes the original article to the time the final reviewed and edited version is published.
When developing a website, designing efficient ways to navigate through the site is of great importance. Site maps, horizontal menus, vertical menus, and breadcrumb navigation bars are examples of navigational elements in web page design. In this article, we will show you how to configure and stylize breadcrumb navigation bars in SharePoint 2010.
When exploring the data stored in a SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) cube, we sometimes need to know the details of the transactions that generated the information that we’re visualizing. We need to go into the multidimensional model and execute a drillthrough operation to see the transactional details.
One of the main reasons for SharePoint’s success is that, out of the box (OOTB), it is highly customizable and adaptable, letting you meet users’ functional requirements. However, if you take advantage of jQuery, you can create not only functional but also fashionable implementations. In this article, I will introduce you to jQuery and show you how to include it in your SharePoint applications.
