This post marks the beginning of a series of postings, containing examples of SharePoint WebParts that anybody can build all by themselves. After that intro you’re probably already wondering what the catch is, and yep, there is one. These examples will require the use of the highly acclaimed RSSBus SharePoint WebPart.
To read all posts in this series, or to get started with the RSSBus WebPart, go here.
And now…let’s get on with it!
#1 – SharePoint Image Rotator
Step one is to make sure you have the RSSBus Web Part installed. See here for instructions.
Step two, choose your images and upload them to a Picture Library. This should be a Picture Library that is located within the same site that you plan to add the RSSBus Web Part to. If you need to use a Picture Library that is located in a different site, that can be done as well but is a bit more complicated.
Finally, step three, add the RSSBus WebPart to your page and paste the following template into its source editor. This template might look a little scary, but don’t worry – its not going to bite.
Like I said, this template might look a little scary, but its not. Just paste it into the source editor, change "Picture Library” to the name of your library, and yes, we’re already done! For best results, size the pictures before uploading them to your library and delete the width=”150px” setting from the img tag in the HTML.
See all posts in this series: 10 DIY SharePoint Web Parts.
Browse RSSBus Connectors.
Basic RSSBus Scripting Cheat Sheet.
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