Getting Started with SharePoint 2013: Creating and modifying Master Pages

In SharePoint 2013, Microsoft provides a way to convert master pages based on HTML pages and supports single synchronization, but such updates are not perfect and can cause some loss of functionality, so it's convenient for people who know the master structure to try to modify master directly.

Of course, if you need to use a master page, you must turn on the SharePoint 2013 Publishing feature, which is to go to the site collection features and site features to open the feature that activates the publication.

1, activate the publishing function

2, open the SharePoint Designer 2013 (hereinafter referred to as SPD), open the Web site, the right menu select Master Page, select Seattle.master,ctrl+c–>ctrl+v, and then rename it. Of course, you can choose another master page, the naming of two master pages is interesting, a Seattle, a Oslo (Norwegian capital);

3, right key-> in the advanced mode of editing files (or directly double-click) into the Code Editor, if a large yellow background, you can choose the Ribbon menu on the Advanced Mode (red Box logo on the way);

4, in <div id= "S4-workspace" above, add header;

effect, as shown in the following figure:

5, in </SharePoint:SharePointForm> above, add foot;

effect, as shown in the following figure:

6, but open the page, you will find no foot div (as shown below), because it is covered by the SharePoint style;