It can only blank out a cell so that it appears that nothing is in the cell, but it can’t truly “ hide” a cell because if a cell is hidden, what would you replace that cell with? All hidden sheets will be shown in a list and you can select the one you want to unhide.Įxcel does not have the ability to hide a cell in the traditional sense that they simply disappear until you unhide them, like in the example above with sheets. So I am only working with native SP2010 functionality.Once hidden, you can right-click on a visible sheet and select Unhide. Y.style.display="none" //hide the first rowĪny suggestions on how fix that? FYI - I do not have access to SharePoint Designer. If (x(i).summary="Resources Public resource links available for everyone in the firm" | x(i).summary="Resources - RiskPro " | x(i).summary="News Public news stories") //find the table with this name Var x = document.getElementsByTagName("TABLE") // find all of the Tables Find the list (change "Shared Documents" to your web part's name) CEWP trick from !// /2009/06/sharepoint-hide-list-and-library-column.html
The column headings appear on their page. I have found that this code works on my view (I am Site Collection Admin) but not on other's view (View Only access). If (x(i).summary= "Tasks" | x(i).summary= "Links" | x(i).summary= "Shared Documents" If (x(i).summary= "Tasks" | x(i).summary= "Shared Documents"
HIDE COLUMN HEADINGS SCRIPTCASE PLUS
In SharePoint 2010, the summary name is usually the list’s name PLUS the list’s description. In SharePoint 2007, the summary name is usually just the list’s name: “Shared Documents”.
If you want to hide the column headings of multiple web part modify the IF statement like this Three web parts.
Copy and paste the Javascript to just before the end tag for PlaceHolderMain (just before ).
Edit the view page in SharePoint Designer.
Modify the CEWP and paste the URL copied above into the Content Link box.
Below your web part add a Content Editor Web Part (CEWP).
In the library where you uploaded this file, right-click this file and copy it’s shortcut / url.
Copy the JavaScript to a Notepad file (name it something like “HideHeading.html”) and upload this file to a library.
Or (preferred for SP 2010 other than view pages).
If the CEWP displays it’s title bar then in the Appearance section set the Chrome to “none”.
Modify the CEWP and use the Source Editor button.
Below this web part add a Content Editor Web Part (CEWP).
For a minimal look set the toolbars to “none”.
Add your web part for the list to a page.
Note: after this customization the checkbox column disappears, at least until you mouse over a document. Note: This will also work right in the view page (view pages use web parts!), but in SharePoint 2010 adding a web part to a view page will change how the ribbon gets displayed and will remove the View dropdown menu from the title area crumb trail. Note: This will of course remove the ability of the site visitor to sort and filter the web part. By the way this makes for a better way to display a view with only one column…
HIDE COLUMN HEADINGS SCRIPTCASE FULL
I think they were wanting to make a page look more like a regular web page instead a page full of lists. First thought was the toolbar, but they were asking about the clickable column headings.
I had a request for hiding the column headings of a list displayed in a web part. A 2013 version of this article is available here:
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