How to add a custom footer to a SharePoint page custom footer

You need to add a footer to a page when you are working on a company website design project.

A lot of people have ignored the footer, feel that there is little use, in fact, its role is still there, but also more and more important. Footer design is mainly used to display the site's copyright and site introduction. If you add some interesting content to the footer, you can improve the user experience and make the site more interesting.

This article mainly describes how to add a footer on a SharePoint page, the specific style Bo friends can try, the company's site is mainly serious, not so fancy. Simply make it to show the copyright.

The footer, of course, is placed below each page (excluding Non-mainstream) and naturally needs to be changed to the master page.

My master page is v4.master (the master page may be different). Check out edits in SharePoint Designer. Locate the <sharepoint:developerdashboard runat= "Server"/>, add a div to the front, and the last code should look like this:

<div class= "Style1" sytle= "Clear:both; Text-align:center; padding:10px; Background-color: #FCFCFC;
border:1px solid #DBDDDE; " >&copy; Copyright 2014 Greatoo.inc<span lang= "ZH-CN".
All rights reserved.</span></div>
<sharepoint:developerdashboard runat= "Server"/>

When saving, there will be a pop-up box prompting you to customize the master page, click OK. Preview in the browser.

A simple footer is done.

Author: csdn Blog Zhang Shihui

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