#About publisher master pages download#

The issue I am having is with the 'PubCollab.master' master-page, which is supposed to fully support MDS when used on a team site (ref: (). However, as far as I know, enabling the Publishing feature on any site or using any of the Publishing templates, breaks the MDS. For instance, MDS works very well with My sites and Community sites. There are several templates that are MDS compatible, not just Team Site. Hi cpoteet, thanks for your input, but that's not entirely correct. I went through the master page and commented out sections until it started working again, and the issue is with the line:ĪFAIK the PublishingRibbon control is not MDS compatible (and it's not used by Seattle.master).Ĭomments: ** Comment from web user: anderaus **

#About publisher master pages download#

Using 'Starter PubCollab.master' on an MDS-enabled site breaks the MDS (Minimal Download Strategy). Add the following attributes to the search box that make working with it easier (RenderTemplateId, ServerInitial Render, and Initial Prompt_ It's redundant with your existing charset_

Perhaps just duplicate the styles associated with it to a new class-outside of the min-width of course. It has a min-width on it that makes it tough to work with responsive sites.

Starter DesignManager.html - HTML based starter master page for use with the Design Manager in SharePoint Server 2013 (not compatible with MDS / Team sites).

Starter Foundation - Starter Master Page for Foundation sites or standard team sites.

Starter MySiteHost - Starter Master Page for the My Sites host.

Starter Publishing - An example publishing portal.

Starter PubCollab - A good starting place for SharePoint Server intranet portal or team sites that may or may not have publishing (MDS enabled).

Please add the folder StarterBranding to your master page gallery to start with.

Unlike in 2010 all of the master pages, styles, and images are loaded from the master page gallery.

There are several versions of my Starter Master Pages:.

Please send feedback (here or on my blog, ) on problems or changes that you think would help everyone.

I am placing them on CodePlex and will be releasing updated versions as time goes on.

Here are some notes about the Starter Master Pages (PLEASE READ BEFORE USING): If you make improvements upon them that could be used to improve the Starter Master Page experience for others, please share the changes with me through the CodePlex site or through my blog comments. I hope you find them useful as a good starting point for creating branded SharePoint sites. They contain only very minimal HTML styling in order to accommodate some of the specific needs of SharePoint 2013 and are commented throughout. Like my previous SharePoint 2010 starter master pages, I have put together a few minimal master pages that can be used to start a SharePoint 2013 Branding project.

Starter Master Pages for SharePoint are a clean, commented starting point for creating your own SharePoint branding. NOTE: The 2010 Starter Master Pages can be found here By Randy Drisgill - MVP SharePoint Server