SharePoint 2013 Getting Started Guide

After we've built the environment, created the application and the site collection, we've officially opened our SharePoint trip, and when we get to the site, we start using, setting, and understanding the SharePoint-related features, and here's a quick look at SharePoint.

1, create a site collection finished, open the home page, as shown in Figure 1:

(Figure 1 SharePoint Publishing Site home page)

As above, may draw the more chaotic, 11 is sharing this site, 12 is concerned about this site, 12 to the right is to maximize content (that is, number 5, the effect is as Figure 2).

Look at the picture is more messy, almost all of the above can be set in the SharePoint site settings, such as the site icon, page name, navigation, and so on, and news sources, SkyDrive, Web site is required to open My Site function, before you can access, sharing is to give people who do not have access to the site granted permission.

(Figure 2 First page Maximize button effect chart)

2, the content of the website, such as Figure 3:

The following figure, add applications, you can add lists, document libraries, picture libraries, and so on, but also include custom applications; site workflows are managing site-level workflows, setting up direct access to Site settings (described later), and the Recycle Bin is the entry information that we delete, and SharePoint exists to prevent it from being deleted.

(Figure 3 Site content page)