SharePoint 2010 hides part of the personal action (the drop-down menu in the upper right corner). Recently, you need to hide part of the personal action (the drop-down menu in the upper right corner ), we have studied how to change welcome. ascx file. File Path: C: \ Program Files \ common files \ microsoft shared \ Web Server Extensions \ 14 \ template \ controltemplates
On the master page, you can see that the master page references this ASP. NET control:
Copy the welcome. ascx file, open customwelcome. ascx, and reference this file on the master page. (Open with Spd or vs. SPD needs to open the site before editing the external page ). Analyze each ID one by one. To facilitate the comparison, I first hide all parts (visible = "false "). The drop-down menu is "My website" and "my files ". The remaining three are self-added and can be ignored.
Id_personalinformation indicates my settings. Remove the visible = "false" attribute. Save. Refresh the homepage and you can see it.
Id_loginasdifferentuser indicates logging in as another user. Remove the visible = "false" attribute. Save. Refresh the homepage and you can see it. Id_requestaccess indicates. Remove the visible = "false" attribute. Save. Refresh the home page without any changes. Find this "Request access" is displayed when there is no permission , I used a system account here, and then... You know. Id_logout represents. Remove the visible = "false" attribute. Save. Refresh the homepage and you can see it.
Id_personalizepage. Remove the visible = "false" attribute. Save. Refresh the homepage and you can see it.
Id_switchview. Remove the visible = "false" attribute. Save. Refresh the home page without any changes. This option is used After setting a personal view, you can switch between different views. Msomenu_restoredefaults. Remove the visible = "false" attribute. Save. Refresh the home page without any changes. This option is used After personalization, it is used to restore the default view of the system.
