In today’s article we’ll continue working with the blog site and work on how the Admin Links web part displays and how we can set a custom width on the form body of the Post, NewPost, and EditPost pages of the blog site.

As such I had to make the blog page look the same as the rest of the pages in my SharePoint portal. Sounds simple enough doesn’t it? I wish it had been as simple as it sounds. I quickly found that styling the blog pages is a little more difficult than the basic team sites I had just finished.

I don’t think I’ve worked with any client that was happy with the SharePoint look out of the box generally that means a “make it look not like SharePoint”

I don’t think I’ve worked with any client that was happy with the SharePoint look out of the box generally that means a “make it look not like SharePoint”

I don’t think I’ve worked with any client that was happy with the SharePoint look out of the box, generally that means a “make it look not like SharePoint”

Don’t want people to see the “View All Content” link on the top of the Quick Launch? Hide it. Same goes for the recycle bin, the entire Quick Launch, that humongous header at the top of the page. Don’t like them? Hide them.