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Marc D Anderson
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A Data View Web Part (DVWP) using either the Webs Web Service or DataSourceMode="Webs" is a great way to go. Easy to customize and style. If you spent most of a day looking for something, then you could have already been done!


//EDIT As Laurie points out, you generally build and style a DVWP using SharePoint Designer. DVWPs have been available in every version of SharePoint going back to 2003.

You add a DVWP to the page using Insert / Data View on the ribbon in SharePoint Designer 2010. //EDIT

A Data View Web Part (DVWP) using either the Webs Web Service or DataSourceMode="Webs" is a great way to go. Easy to customize and style. If you spent most of a day looking for something, then you could have already been done!

A Data View Web Part (DVWP) using either the Webs Web Service or DataSourceMode="Webs" is a great way to go. Easy to customize and style. If you spent most of a day looking for something, then you could have already been done!


//EDIT As Laurie points out, you generally build and style a DVWP using SharePoint Designer. DVWPs have been available in every version of SharePoint going back to 2003.

You add a DVWP to the page using Insert / Data View on the ribbon in SharePoint Designer 2010. //EDIT

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Marc D Anderson
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A Data View Web Part (DVWP) using either the Webs Web Service or DataSourceMode="Webs" is a great way to go. Easy to customize and style. If you spent most of a day looking for something, then you could have already been done!