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Pankaj
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Mon Oct 31, 2005 1:51 pm Post subject:
Forms / GO button-image query |
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Hello,
I am a Web Designer.
Since last week I am using Sharepoint portal server...
Is there any way to change default GO button/Image from search form.
Default location is /_layouts/images/gosearch.gif ...
Actually I do not want to replace original image ... cause change will
happen in all portals and I do not want this change ...
I am looking that specific change in only some portals.
Is there any way?
Waiting for reply.
Thanks,
Pankaj Bhagwat,
Mumbai |
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Heather Solomon [MVP]
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Mon Oct 31, 2005 9:51 pm Post subject:
RE: Forms / GO button-image query |
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Yes. You can change the path the site uses for images in IIS. Basically in
the properties for the web site in IIS, you can specify a path for the
_LAYOUTS and IMAGES folders. You can copy the original images folder and
paste into the wwwroot folder under Inetpub or something similar and then
point the IMAGES folder in IIS to that instance. From there replace the
images. This will only work if you have IIS setup to handle the sites.
If you are talking about replacing images on a subsite of another site and
there isn't an option for IIS redirects, then you can make the changes in
FrontPage. Doing this has drawbacks as the page will then become unghosted.
Or you can use a custom style sheet, set the existing CSS class to
display:none and add your own image through using another CSS class and maybe
absolute positioning.
--
Heather Solomon, MVP WSS
http://www.heathersolomon.com/blog
"Pankaj" wrote:
| Quote: | Hello,
I am a Web Designer.
Since last week I am using Sharepoint portal server...
Is there any way to change default GO button/Image from search form.
Default location is /_layouts/images/gosearch.gif ...
Actually I do not want to replace original image ... cause change will
happen in all portals and I do not want this change ...
I am looking that specific change in only some portals.
Is there any way?
Waiting for reply.
Thanks,
Pankaj Bhagwat,
Mumbai
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Pankaj
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Posted:
Tue Nov 08, 2005 9:51 am Post subject:
RE: Forms / GO button-image query |
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Hi,
You are right.
I have one main site and I m working on subsite.
As per u r point there is no option for redirection to IIS.
About u r second point,
Please throw some light on CSS part which you mentioned.
display:none --- works fine but What functionality should I use on GO button
( custom image)
[ shall I use default action, e.g. <SharePoint:ViewSearchForm
ID="L_SearchView" Prompt="Search this site" Go="Go"
Action="searchresults.aspx" runat="server"/>
]
Example would be good idea.
warm regards,
Pankaj Bhagwat
"Heather Solomon [MVP]" wrote:
| Quote: | Yes. You can change the path the site uses for images in IIS. Basically in
the properties for the web site in IIS, you can specify a path for the
_LAYOUTS and IMAGES folders. You can copy the original images folder and
paste into the wwwroot folder under Inetpub or something similar and then
point the IMAGES folder in IIS to that instance. From there replace the
images. This will only work if you have IIS setup to handle the sites.
If you are talking about replacing images on a subsite of another site and
there isn't an option for IIS redirects, then you can make the changes in
FrontPage. Doing this has drawbacks as the page will then become unghosted.
Or you can use a custom style sheet, set the existing CSS class to
display:none and add your own image through using another CSS class and maybe
absolute positioning.
--
Heather Solomon, MVP WSS
http://www.heathersolomon.com/blog
"Pankaj" wrote:
Hello,
I am a Web Designer.
Since last week I am using Sharepoint portal server...
Is there any way to change default GO button/Image from search form.
Default location is /_layouts/images/gosearch.gif ...
Actually I do not want to replace original image ... cause change will
happen in all portals and I do not want this change ...
I am looking that specific change in only some portals.
Is there any way?
Waiting for reply.
Thanks,
Pankaj Bhagwat,
Mumbai
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