Smile: Where is the customer's banner and logo?

Strangely, Sharepoint 2013 has a change look option. I just wanted to try what it would look like. As a result, the banner and logo of the site were not changed. The most depressing thing was that the page of the mysite top-level site was changed. That is to say, all users of Customer A are affected :(

At that time, the initial idea was naturally to use the change look function provided by Sharepoint to change the page back! The climax is that there is no custom banner or logo template option in the provided template ~

At that time, I was so scared that I had read the master page and theme, but there was no option to change the Page Template back. The most interesting thing is that there is a current page template in the change look option, and it is not a custom page after selection!

Oh, my mother. What is the situation?

Please consult with the heroes ~

Neither can left nor right. I am in a hurry. If the customer looks at their own mysite, I just screwed up :(

Another guy came up with a stupid idea, using a similar template, and then slowly changing it. This temporary stupid way is definitely not in a hurry.

Analyze it calmly: Since I can quickly get rid of the custom content of the customer through change look, there must be a quick way to change all the custom content back to the page.

A dear friend suddenly reminded that customers N and M both use feature to modify the banner and logo. Will customers a use a similar method?

One-click query: site feature and site collection feature. Bingo!

It was originally implemented by customizing a site collection feature.

Yeah!

Summary:

1. The page style is not necessarily changed through the master page or theme, but may also be implemented by the custom feature. In this way, you can quickly implement multi-page and multi-level modification, and facilitate inspection;
2. The about me and news feed of mysite Add a webpart on the Root site of mysite to query the user profile and related settings, check whether the URL is a personal site or a mysite root site;
3. SharePoint 2013 has many settings for mysite in CA, so that the personal mysite is not displayed on the page. Although we previously knew that we could set whether to allow customers to create a site in CA, we could just find it hidden.

Smile: Where is the customer's banner and logo?