Pages in SharePoint
A
web page is an information resource that is suitable for the World Wide Web and
can be accessed through a web browser.
There
are 3 types of pages available in SharePoint by default they are
1.
Webpart Page
2.
Publishing Page
3.
Wiki Page
There
also 2 types of custom pages available in SharePoint they are
1.
Custom ASPX Page
2.
Custom HTML Page
Web Part pages contain Web Parts that display list data, information, graphics, or rich media in a dynamic Web page. The layout and content of a Web Part page can be set for all users and optionally personalized for individual users.
Webpart
pages are available in all SharePoint site templates.
All
default webparts available in SharePoint can be loaded in a webpart page or
custom webparts developed in visual studio can also be loaded.
Webparts
can be targeted to a particular audience only.
Webparts
can also be added above a document library or a list
Webparts
can be added above a new entry form of a list or document library.
Webparts
cannot be added in an InfoPath form page.
Use a Web
Part page to display information from an available webpart or to display rich
media, such as videos
2. Publishing
page:
Publishing
pages are available only in publishing sites. In publishing sites, authors and
approvers use the publishing feature to create content and then make it
available for site visitors. Usually, a publishing site has an approval
workflow enabled, so content is reviewed and approved prior to being published.
Publishing
page are organized pages with template layouts.
Any
user with create page credentials can create a publishing page.
Administrators
can approve those pages before publishing.
Use a
Publishing page when users are required to create a page on a specific
structure layout and requires content approval before it’s published
3. Wiki Page:
Wiki
pages are informal, open for editing by almost anyone in the organization
Wiki
pages are present in all SharePoint site templates
Wiki
pages are informal, open for editing by almost anyone in the organization
Use a wiki
page when information is to be shared to all users in a collaborative way that
allows users to add contents without approval
4. Custom
ASPX Page:
Custom
ASPX pages can be created using SharePoint Designer.
5. Custom
HTML Page:
Custom
HTML pages can be created using SharePoint Designer.
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