BOOK: Professional SharePoint 2010 Branding and User Interface Design
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I'm trying to work my way through the exercise that begins on page 230, but my site does not contain a Style Library (Step 2 under "Adding HTML Branding Assets). Any idea how I find it?
That is strange. I've just created a new site collection with a top site based on Blank Site template and there is a Style Library there. And MS says (here for instance) that "In SharePoint 2010, every site collection has its own Style Library".
You are absolutely correct - I was not at the top-level site in SharePoint designer. I'm still trying to wrap my head around the difference between a site collection and a site. Thanks for the assist.
Where is the Style Library?
Linear Mode
