You need to implement term set navigation.
Which code segment should you insert at line TN16?
A. Option A
B. Option B
C. Option C
D. Option D
Correct Answer: A
Explanation/Reference:
* A well-designed navigation tells your site’s users a lot about the business, products, and services that the website offers. By updating the taxonomy behind the navigation, businesses can drive and keep up with change without having to recreate their site navigation in the process.
* GlobalNavigationToxonomyProvider StandardNavigationProviderNames.GlobalNavigationTaxonomyProvider field The TaxonomySiteMapProvider instance used for the global navigation scheme.
The menu for the “global navigation” scheme typically appears at the top of the master page.
Scenario: Navigational links across the top should be driven by the term store and use URLs that will improve search engine ranking. Incorrect:
Not C: StandardNavigationProviderNames.CurrentNavigationTaxonomyProvider field
The menu for the “current navigation” scheme typically appears on the left side of the master page.
Reference: Managed navigation in SharePoint 2013; StandardNavigationProviderNames.GlobalNavigationTaxonomyProvider field.
Explanation/Reference:
* A well-designed navigation tells your site’s users a lot about the business, products, and services that the website offers. By updating the taxonomy behind the navigation, businesses can drive and keep up with change without having to recreate their site navigation in the process.
* GlobalNavigationToxonomyProvider StandardNavigationProviderNames.GlobalNavigationTaxonomyProvider field The TaxonomySiteMapProvider instance used for the global navigation scheme.
The menu for the “global navigation” scheme typically appears at the top of the master page.
Scenario: Navigational links across the top should be driven by the term store and use URLs that will improve search engine ranking. Incorrect:
Not C: StandardNavigationProviderNames.CurrentNavigationTaxonomyProvider field
The menu for the “current navigation” scheme typically appears on the left side of the master page.
Reference: Managed navigation in SharePoint 2013; StandardNavigationProviderNames.GlobalNavigationTaxonomyProvider field.