I'm getting on very well with the first phase of Sharepoint development. It's a massive improvement on the current Intranet that I have at the moment. We have a notice board which is in one HTML page and we manually put in data such as title, content, author and date. With sharepoint, I've designed a really cool page and able to add in fields such as "for the attention of", level of importance etc. Hopefully, this will recieve great response from the project board. However.. I've hit a snag. I've created a custom view in my page library which contains my notices. This displays type (so if it's .doc, .aspx etc) which is linked, article date, title, importance, for the attention of. I would like users to click on the title to read what the notice is about. At the moment, only the type is linked and all other options are not suitable. I cannot find Title (linked to page) field in this custom view. Should I create another field called Article Title as a custom type and apply it to my content type that I'm using.. should that remedy the problem so users can click on this once the view is modified? I'm concerned that the "out of the box" title field is causing the problem. Your advice much appreciated. Uzma _________________________________________________________________
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