I ran into this issue with a heavily branded SharePoint site we recently upgraded to SharePoint 2010. I noticed the branding elements were being included in the SharePoint dialog. This is definitely not what we intended for our SharePoint dialogs. Thankfully, SharePoint makes it easy to strip those elements out by adding the following class…
I recently went through the exercise of upgrading our internal SharePoint environment from 2007 to 2010. Some of these sites were heavily customized and while we did experience our share of issues, all-in-all it was definitely not as painful as I initially predicted. And I have to say that my favorite feature of SharePoint 2010…
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