Display News pages with CQWP - Part I

Posted by Christian Stahl on May 29, 2011

One of my favorite web parts in SharePoint Server is the Content By Query Web Part (CQWP), that let us display a dynamic view of aggregate content in the site collection and present this in a web part. We can set a query that determines what content that should be displayed, and how the content... [read more]

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