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Welcome page, that by default displays an image, the properties of the document set that you specify, and the contents of the document set.
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Find the startpage of current web using javascript?
I want to hide a "div" from all startpages/welcomepages. But I cant just compare "start.aspx" and my url parameter cause sometimes the page "start.aspx" isn't there in the url. Is there a way to know …
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Find the startpage of current web using javascript?
Thanks for the help, unfortunately it didnt work for me since there where something wrong with my SP.Publishing reference.
Instead I fixed it with this code:
$(document).ready(function () {
if ( …
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