SharePoint 2010 Controls

To provide many of the rich new features for SharePoint 2010, a number of new controls have been
added for use in master pages. The following table highlights most of the new controls:

CONTROLS	DESCRIPTION
SharePoint:SPShortcutIcon	Sets the favicon in the top left of the browser URL bar
SharePoint:CssRegistration After=”corev4.css”	Tells SharePoint what to load after Corev4 css
SharePoint:SPRibbon	Adds the Fluent UI (the ribbon) to the page
SharePoint:PopoutMenu	Adds the breadcrumb that, when clicked, shows the pop-out that displays your current location in the site in a hierarchical tree structure
SharePoint:SPRibbonPeripheralContent	Adds various items that are attached to the ribbon
SharePoint:PageStateActionButton	Loads the page edit and save icon button near the top left of the page
SharePoint:LanguageSpecificContent	Displays content specifi c to the selected language
Sharepoint:DeveloperDashboardLauncher	Launches the developer dashboard (which is hidden by default but can be enabled with STSADM or PowerShell)
SharePoint:ClusteredDirectionalSepar atorArrow	Loads the arrow near the site icon after the page title
SharePoint:AspMenu	Renders tableless navigation
SharePoint:VisualUpgradePreviewStatus	Displays the Visual Upgrade status in the status bar
SharePoint:VersionedPlaceHolder UIVersion=”3”	Enables the capability to target page elements to v3 or v4 capabilities
SharePoint:ClusteredSPLinkButton	This is how SharePoint 2010 makes use of CSS sprites
SharePoint:DeveloperDashboard	Loads the actual developer dashboard at the bottom of the master page This is hidden until the launcher is clicked
SharePoint:WarnOnUnsupportedBrowsers	Displays a warning to users who are trying to access the site with an unsupported browser (e g , Internet Explorer 6)
wssuc:MUISelector	Sets the MUI language selected that shows up in the welcome menu if language packs are installed
SPSWC:MySiteCssRegistration	Allows the use of specific CSS