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I came across useful link for splitting inline CSS inside HTML/ XSL makes your life easy.

http://www.cssout.com/



Referred Link - https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/11-things-successful-people-do-differently-sammie-u-aysan?trk=pulse-det-nav_art

11 Things Successful People do Differently!

Successful people approach their personal and professional life in a way that varies from most of us. By integrating even just one or two of these things into your life, you would without a doubt see improvement.
1. They Have Have Goals
Everyone set some goals, but successful people have extremely specific goals for the short term or long term. It is hard to reach any of your dreams if you don’t set out a path to make it possible.
2. They are Committed to Achieving The Goals
Everyday gives us a new chance to get a little bit closer to our goals. This means putting in the work on a consistent basis that allows for gradual, yet constant, growth.
3. Unshakable Confidence in Themselves
Believing your capacity to achieve is the only way you can begin making progress in life. When we get down on ourselves we are only limiting ourselves, so in a way negativity becomes a self fulfilling prophecy. Only you can determine how much or how little you achieve.
4. When They Fall, They Don’t Fall Hard
Successful people view every mistake as a learning experience to sharpen their skills. Everyone inevitably experiences setbacks, but how they take the falls are the defining moments that separates the winners from the losers in the long run.
5. They Act Decisively
When you know what you want, it all of a sudden becomes a lot easier to set out about choosing everything from where to eat to where you want to work for. All of this has to do about managing time, health and all small aspects of life that help us slowly crawl towards the top.
6. They Focus on Gradually Getting Better
Setting your goals too high inevitably means you’re going to fall short. Instead of focusing on the peak of the mountain, focus on how you are going to get past the valleys and hills that are in between you and just the base of the mountain.
7. They Know How to Say No
Setting priorities means that sometimes you are just going to have to say no to requests. All of us naturally have this tendency to want to be a people pleaser, but ultimately that can make you more of a door mat if you aren’t careful.
8. They Stay Productive, Not Busy
Managing time is a big deal. Time that is spent doing mindless busy work or activities that don’t get you closer to your goals is ultimately time wasted. Separate what is actually “productive time” versus “busy time” to figure out which you want to keep in your life.
9. Preform Tasks Based on Energy Levels, Not a Time Clock
Getting in tune with your time clock is key to achieving success. We all of a natural rhythm through out the day between lulls and peak energy. Make sure that you match activities and work to the type of energy you have at the moment to get the most bang for your buck out of the day.
10. They Maintain their Health and Well-Being
When you are healthy and happy it is a lot easier to be productive. Sleep plenty, eat healthily, exercise regularly and de-stress to ensure that you are living up to your true potential.
11. Take Regular Breaks and Vacations
Burn out is such a huge problem in a day in age when we can work practically around the clock thanks to the joys of the internet! Take the time to unplug and relax regularly, so that you can come back refreshed to the work scene.
Referred Link - https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/what-your-guiding-principles-bruce-kasanoff?trk=pulse-det-nav_art

The best lessons are ones you actually use and find useful. Instead of reading 500 business books and searching endlessly for the next great idea, you will be better off sticking with a few principles you actually use.
For example, you would do well to live by any of the following principles:
  • If you help others, you will have a more rewarding life.
  • if you are honest about your weaknesses as well as your strengths, people will be eager to work with you. (Many leaders fail to understand this, and thus they fail to lead effectively.)
  • You cannot reach your full potential without collaborating with others.
  • Don't take yourself too seriously, but always take others seriously.
  • Never compare yourself to others; compare yourself to your own potential.
  • Be both confident as well as competent; either one alone is not enough.
You have a far greater ability to change your circumstances than you think. But change requires persistence; you have to keep certain principles in the front of your mind, week after month after year.
When someone asks you about your guiding principles, you should have an answer... and your answer should be the same this month as it was last month.
This is the sentence I use to guide both my personal and professional life:
Be generous and expert, trustworthy and clear, open-minded and adaptable, persistent and present.
You are welcome to borrow my principles, but you are also capable of crafting your own.
Problem
Error occurred in deployment step 'Add Solution':
A feature with ID 15/59ad6e04-ffe4-46da-acbf-927d4eb5e3ba has already been installed in this farm.  Use the force attribute to explicitly re-install the feature.

Solution
You can do it via the XML editor as well!

Steps:
1. Go to your Features in your project.
2. Open the feature.template.xml file with XML Editor View
3. add AlwaysForceInstall="TRUE" to the below tag

Applicable to 
Sharepoint 2013/ 2010


Post by Naveen Infotainment.


Referred Link - http://www.learningsharepoint.com/2013/03/25/add-an-html-master-page-to-sharepoint-2013-using-design-manager/

Design Manager in SharePoint 2013 is a great new Feature which Can be very useful for SharePoint Designers.With Design Manager, you can now Create a SharePoint Master Page out of a simple Html Page Template that can reuse from an existing public site or download from Internet.
Lets look at an example of How to Convert an Html Template into a SharePoint Master Page using the new Design Manager and Snippet gallery.IF you want to edit an existing Master Page head over to How to edit an existing Master Page to Change Logo, Hide Top Suite Links etc in SharePoint 2013
Because We’re So Good, Our Content gets Copied very Often.If you are not reading this on LearningSharePoint.com , please read the Original article Herefor details, comments and updates on this post.


Before we begin, make sure you have your HTML template ready. A good option is to download one from Internet – In our case we downloaded an HTML template from Templatebox.com , a website that provides free HTML templates along with Images.
Once you have your templates and Images upload the entire folder in your MasterPage Gallery.Easiest way to do this is to Map your Master Page gallery as a Network drive and then Copy the folder in it.
Here is the Master Page that we will use.
MasterPage
We Created a new Folder “New HTML Master Page” and Copied the above HTML Template and an Images folder (with Images in it) in Master Page gallery. This is how our Master Page Gallery looks like –
Master Page gallery folder View
So now we have our Template in Master Page gallery.Lets Convert it to a SharePoint Master Page.
Steps –
1. Navigate to Design Manager (Settings -> Look and Feel -> Design Manager)
Design_manager
2. In Design Manager select “4. Edit Master Pages” on the left.
EditMasterPages
3. Next Select “Convert an HTML file to a SharePoint master page”HTML Master Page Deisgn Manager
4. Select the new Uploaded Master Page from Master Page Gallery.
upload HTML Master Page SharePoint 2013
5. Once uploaded verify the status as “Conversion Successful”.
New HTML Master Page SharePoint 2013
6. Next Click on Master Page itself to open the Master Page Preview window.Your Preview should look like below –
MasterPagePreview SharePoint 2013
Notice the “Snippet” at the Top.This will take you to the new Snippet Gallery where you can select a SharePoint Components such as Navigation, Search box,webparts etc. and Copy it’s Code Snippet to be added to your Master Page.
For now lets just publish the new Master Page and then in next post we will learn how to edit it to embed various SharePoint Controls in it.
7. Navigate back to the Edit Master Page in Design Manager and Select the call-up menu of the new Master Page. Publish it as a Major version and verify that the Status is “Approved”.
Publish as Major Version Master Page SharePoint 2013
Even though we have Published this HTML Template Page and its not available as one the SharePoint Master Pages, it is not yet ready to be used as a site Master Page. You need to Open the HTMl of this Master Page in a Notepad\Visual Studio\Designer and edit it to remove some of the unwanted text and Images so that the “Place Holder Main” (name=”ContentPlaceHolderMain”) is aligned in Middle (Every Page in SharePoint has a Master Page and a Content area).
To make our Master Page look nicer, I downloaded the copy of this Master Page and edited it in the notepad.I Removed the Service Overview, development and other Images (in the middle) and verified that only
is aligned in the center. Finally, uploaded and published it back to Master Page gallery.
8. Once you are done modifying HTML, Set this Master Page as default for your site.Go to “Publish and Apply Design” in Design Manager and Select “Assign master pages to your site based on device channel”.Next select your new Master Page as a default Site Master Page.
Below is the final look of our HTMl Template Converted to SharePoint Master Page.
SharePoint 2013 Master Page
This is not the end of it, the master page needs its search, Navigation and other SharePoint Components to be ready for use.You can add these using Snippet Gallery.See more Design Manager Tutorials to know about Snippet Gallery and how to add SharePoint Components in Master and Layout Pages.
Also, iF you want to edit an existing Master Page head over to How to edit an existing Master Page to Change Logo, Hide Top Suite Links etc in SharePoint 2013
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