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it exposes are where the user can enter content Note that in addition to Site Content fields, custom fields can easily be created using Visual Studio, and then later used in Studio or Designer The first step in creating a Page Layout is determining the data it will contain The typical article page, for example, has a byline (for the author), a content field, an image placeholder, and so on If starting out from scratch, you will need to define the content type to match your content needs; alternately (as I will do here), you can simply use one of the existing types The next step is to actually create a page in SharePoint This is done by connecting to a SharePoint MOSS site type (one that supports publishing pages) Once open, you can select File | New, and then from the dialog box, select the SharePoint Content tab and then SharePoint Publishing | Page Layout as shown:

FIGURE 18-1

Notice that I ve already selected a Content Type Group (in this case, Page Layout Content Types) and selected the specific Content Type Name (in this case, Article Page) I have also set a URL Name (this is the page name) and a Title for this page Once you ve clicked OK, the page is created Designer will load up the site s Master Page and then display the new page within the design display (you cannot modify the Master Page here; it is view only):

NOTE The status bar displays a brief description of the event property when the insertion pointer is

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in the property box Press f1 to open the Help topic for that event property If you want to create a new macro, VBA procedure, or function for the event property, click Build (the ellipses: ) to the right of the property box or right-click the property and choose Build from the shortcut menu In the Choose Builder dialog box, do one of the following:

As you can see, only one thing is defined for the Page Layout by default, and this is a tag called PlaceHolderMain, which is basically the design canvas for the page By dragging and dropping fields and controls, the page can be painted out in format For example, to add Page Content field to the page, simply drag it over from the list of field controls:

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To adjust the properties of the field control, simply right-click on the field and select Properties; in the Properties window, any available settings can be modified (including the ID of the field, name, and so on, as shown):

Select Macro Builder to create a new macro for the property or to edit the already specified macro See 19 for information about creating and editing macros and macro groups Select Expression Builder to choose a built-in function or create a user-defined function for this property Select Code Builder to open the Module window where you can create a new VBA procedure or edit one that is already specified for this property

Saving the page automatically saves it to the Master Page and Page Layout Gallery The initial status is set to Draft (not visible to user) To change this, go to the home page and select Site Actions | Site Settings | Modify All Site Settings Click on the Master Page and Page Layout Gallery link and locate the file Mouse over the name to view the drop-down menu and then select Check In On the Check-In page, select Publish a Major Version, enter any optional comments, and then click OK to complete check-in When you return to the gallery, mouse over the file again and select Approve/Reject; when the Approval Page

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opens, click Approved, enter optional comments, and click OK to complete approval When you return to the gallery, you ll see the page is now approved To test out the new Page Layout, navigate back to the site and select Site Actions | Create Page The new page type should appear in the list of choices: