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Where is the tree view on a website?
The tree view is displayed to the side of most pages of the site, below the Quick Launch. The tree view is disabled by default. If your site has a complex hierarchy, the tree view can make it easier for the users of your site to navigate between content in the site hierarchy, such as between a library in the current site and a list in a subsite.
How to show or hide the tree view?
From the site, on the Site Actions menu , click Site Settings. In the Look and Feel section, click Tree view. To show the tree view, select Enable Tree View, and then click OK. To hide the tree view, clear Enable Tree View, and then click OK. Note: You can show or hide the tree view by using a compatible Web browser.
Where is the tree view in SharePoint 2010?
There is no video for SharePoint 2010, but here’s how to show or hide the tree view. The tree view is a navigation option that provides a hierarchical view of the lists, libraries, and subsites of the current site. The tree view is displayed to the side of most pages of the site, below the Quick Launch. The tree view is disabled by default.
How to customize the display of Quick Launch?
In SharePoint Designer 2010, open the website that you want to customize. In the Navigation pane, select Master Pages. Right-click v4.master, and then click Copy. Right-click an empty area of the Master Pages pane, and then click Paste.
How to change the behaviour of page tree macro?
Screenshot: Configuring the Page Tree macro to display all pages below a specific page, in another space. Macro parameters are used to change the behaviour of a macro. In the editor, click the macro placeholder and choose Edit. Update the parameters as required then choose Insert.
What does the search box do on a page tree?
The search box allows your readers to search within the page tree for the specified value. Select if you want to display the ‘expand all’ and ‘collapse all’ links at the top of your page tree. Your readers can click these links to open or close all branches of the tree at once.
Note: You must have at least the permissions obtained by being added to the default Designers SharePoint group for the site to manage navigation for a site. You have the necessary permissions if you can access the Sites Settings page for the site and you see the Tree View command under Look and Feel.