When you create an own view in schema.xml it is easy to show files first (Scope). It is quite useful if you want to show only few items on start page in xsltlistviewwebpart:

Scope="Recursive"
```Though there is a problem when you provision this list instance. Thanks to [a great post of Koen van der Linden about how to show files recursively](http://kvdlinden.blogspot.com/2010/04/schemaxml-onetxml-and-baseview-doesnt.html) it is no big deal to solve it. Just add the same scope to View element in the module in onet, which provisions your site:

<View List="$Resources:core,shareddocuments_Folder;" BaseViewID=“41” WebPartZoneID=“Middle” WebPartOrder=“2” Scope=“Recursive” />

I found an easy way to provision multiple pages. Create a module. Add an aspx.file (e.g. default.aspx). In the elements file define nodes for every page. Path should be the same for all pages, but the Url should be your destination page. The “default.aspx” (name doesn’t matter) can contain content, or just one @Page directive if Publishing feature is available:

<%@ Page Inherits="Microsoft.SharePoint.Publishing.TemplateRedirectionPage,Microsoft.SharePoint.Publishing,Version=14.0.0.0,Culture=neutral,PublicKeyToken=71e9bce111e9429c" %>
```In the Element.xml define all your pages: [![](https://sharepointkunskap.files.wordpress.com/2011/10/abunchofpages-elements.png "abunchofpages-elements")](https://sharepointkunskap.files.wordpress.com/2011/10/abunchofpages-elements.png) In every File node you can add webparts, here is an example:

<![CDATA[ Microsoft.SharePoint, Version=14.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=71e9bce111e9429c Microsoft.SharePoint.WebPartPages.ContentEditorWebPart About cars Test None true Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet ]]>

If you have a custom site definition and want to have a link to RootWeb, just add NavBarPage to your module:

<Module Name="OrklaRootBlank" Url="" Path="">
  <File Url="default.aspx">
	<NavBarPage Name="$Resources:core,nav\_Home;"
		Url="~site" ID="1002" Position="Start" />
  </File>
</Module>

What to do if you want to change the title in the built-in webpart like Tasks or so. Your own title or just to avoid tasks (1) and tasks (2) if you add two views of them to a page. In onet.xml you add them as view:

<View 
  List="$Resources:core,lists\_Folder;/$Resources:core,tasks\_Folder;" 
  BaseViewID="7" WebPartZoneID="Middle" 
  WebPartOrder="6"/>
```The solution is to add [cdata element and webpart tag within it](http://www.novolocus.com/2011/06/14/set-the-title-of-a-listviewwebpart/). So now replace this with:

<![CDATA[ Microsoft.SharePoint, Version=12.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=71e9bce111e9429c Microsoft.SharePoint.WebPartPages.XsltListViewWebPart Task Title as I want it ]]>

Det är en skum grej: Länkar (listor och bibliotek, kalender och dylikt) visas inte. När jag har ändrat Navigation properties i min konfiguration i onet.xml, då funkar det:

<WebFeatures>
...
<!-- Navigation Properties -->
<Feature ID="541F5F57-C847-4e16-B59A-B31E90E6F9EA">
  <Properties xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/sharepoint/">
	<Property Key="InheritGlobalNavigation" Value="true"/>
	**<Property Key="ShowSiblings" Value="false"/>**
	<Property Key="IncludeSubSites" Value="true" />
	<Property Key="IncludePages" Value="false" />
  </Properties>
</Feature>
</WebFeatures>

Man kan lägga till HelpUrl i en WebPart, för att användare kan klicka och få instruktioner eller hjälp med just denna webpart. För att göra det manuellt, ska man klicka på pilen, välja “modify this web part”, och sedan i “Advanced” skriva url-länken i “HelpUrl”-fältet. För att lägga till HelpUrl ifrån början, när sajter skapas, måste man ange den egenskapen i onet.xml i Module för din sajt. Man måste hitta , och ändra den: <property name="HelpUrl" type="string">http://sr.se</property> Så ser hela biten ut i onet.xml: