The following are some odd SharePoint terms that some
newbies and even intermediate level SharePoint users – need to know about:
Breadcrumb – a set
of hyperlinks that show the path from the home page of a site to the current
page one is on – example:
Custom actions –
an extension to the user interface, via a command button on the ribbon, a link
on the site settings page or a command on the list item menu – actions may also
appear based on permissions – example (in this case one won’t see the Site
settings unless they have the proper owner permissions):
External content type (ECT)
– data stored in an external data source such as SQL Server, Oracle, external data source. This data can be consumed by SharePoint. The selection box for a External Content Type looks as such:
Feature – allows one to activate/deactivate functionality in a site, site collection, web application or farm – example:
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