How to Make Your Upgraded SharePoint 2013 Site Look Like a Fresh Site
Make some simple changes to have your upgraded site look like a fresh site and get access to all the new features and updated functionality of SharePoint 2013.
Make some simple changes to have your upgraded site look like a fresh site and get access to all the new features and updated functionality of SharePoint 2013.
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In an effort to help you retain the many customizations you have made to the appearance and content structure of your site when you upgrade to SharePoint 2013, they have made it so that are a number of new features or changes that are default in 2013 that will not appear in your upgraded site. However, you can make some simple changes to have your upgraded site look like a fresh site and get access to all of the new features and updated functionality of SharePoint 2013.
In a recent post on the Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog, SharePoint Program Manager, Bojana Duke, gives step-by-step instructions on how to make these changes. Here, I’ll just give you the highlights of what actions you can take to make your upgraded site more closely aligned with the look and feel of SharePoint 2013:
To learn how to take all of these actions so that you can use these features and functions on your upgraded site, reference the original post on the Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog.
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