Read this overview of the different concepts related to the SharePoint page model.
Customize a SharePoint site, change the structure of a page, optimize style sheets, and manage users, sites, and templates.
Learn to create and edit a site using templates and site definitions.
Use valuable style sheet class reference tables to customize your sites and portals.
Learn how these tools significantly simplify the process of creating SharePoint site definitions, with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 automating the creation of the necessary content, configuration, and deployment files.
Master pages provide the look and feel for all of the pages in a Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 site. Learn to use SharePoint Designer 2007 to build simple master pages.
Learn to create custom application pages to add user interface components to a custom solution based on Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0.
Understand the difference between page templates and page instances, and then learn how to customize your pages.
Application templates provide a starting point for developers looking to build deeper SharePoint-based solutions.
This section contains detailed, step-by-step procedures for common page and site customization tasks.
Explore the considerations and limitations that apply when you customize templates for use in SharePoint Portal Server.
Make extensive modifications to the SharePoint user interface without touching the underlying .aspx pages.