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How do I convert my web parts into tabs?

by D Cornell | Jul 21, 2016 | Office 365, SharePoint 2013, SharePointXperts

A neat trick that can make your team pages a lot more efficient. Automatically “tabify” all web parts contained within a web part zone.

SharePoint 2010 Cookbook: Create a Slide Image Web Part Using jQuery

by Chris Anderson | Dec 13, 2013 | SharePoint 2010, SharePoint Experts, SharePoint Solutions, SharePointXperts

Today, jQuery is extremely popular with developers working on a variety of Web applications. To find out more about why jQuery is popular

SharePoint 2010 Cookbook: How to Serialize/Deserialize an Object to JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) Format

by Duc Tuan Lam | Jul 23, 2013 | SharePoint 2010, SharePoint Experts, SharePoint Solutions, SharePointXperts

In this blog post, are the steps needed to serialize an object state to JSON format, and how to deserialize an object to the client side.

SPSTC: Mark Rackley on ‘SharePoint & jQuery – What I Wish I Would Have Known When I Started’

by John Anderson | Aug 12, 2011 | The Bamboo Team Blog

Mark Rackley, aka the "SharePoint Hillbilly," presented his SPSTC session on SharePoint and jQuery to the very definition of a packed house today. In truth, as a non-developer, this fact caused me to feel a little guilty for taking up a seat but, with...

SharePoint 2010 Cookbook: Using jQuery with SharePoint

by Bamboo Marketing | May 25, 2011 | SharePoint 2010

As you know, jQuery is a fast and concise JavaScript Library that simplifies HTML document traversing, event handling, animating, and Ajax interactions for rapid Web development. You may be wondering, however, if jQuery can be used to help a SharePoint site flourish....

How do I convert my web parts into tabs?

SharePoint 2010 Cookbook: Create a Slide Image Web Part Using jQuery

SharePoint 2010 Cookbook: How to Serialize/Deserialize an Object to JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) Format

SPSTC: Mark Rackley on ‘SharePoint & jQuery – What I Wish I Would Have Known When I Started’

SharePoint 2010 Cookbook: Using jQuery with SharePoint

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