Use the master page of SharePoint 2010

The SharePoint 2010 Master page uses the technology in ASP.net 2.0. Through this function, the layout of the page frame and the actual content are separated. Although the process of customizing a master page in nature is roughly the same as that of previous versions of SharePoint, there are still many important changes from 2007 to 2010 that warrant our attention.

This article will attempt to:

Consolidate and master some of the basic actions related to SharePoint 2010-page Master Pages

Highlight some of the changes between the new version and the previous version

Learn about some useful or more common ways to customize

Types of SharePoint 2010 Master Pages

First, let's take a quick look at the type of master page in SharePoint 2010:

V4.master

The default master page for the team site. Provides changes to the ribbon and other user interfaces.

Characteristics

Web site operations are updated in 2010. Now put it on the left.

The Ribbon is available.

Default.master

Use this master page from a SharePoint 2007 upgraded Web site unless we manually change to the V4 version.

Characteristics

SharePoint 2007 version of the site operation on the right

There are no functional areas.

Minimal.master

There's almost nothing in the master page. Pages that are typically used to search for centers and Office Web applications. This master page should not be confused with the simplest custom master page that the developers in 2007 have trimmed themselves. Minimal.master is now an out-of-the-box master page. Custom master pages that are trimmed in SharePoint 2010 usually refer to starter master pages.

Characteristics

Do not include navigation

Starter Master Page

SharePoint 2007 is often referred to as the minimal master page. These master pages are often created by developers to quickly start customizing the master page and, based on its expansion capabilities, make the master pages that are actually needed.

Simple.master

This master page is used in the login and error pages. To customize this page, you must replace the corresponding paging file that is stored in the server _layouts directory. For more information, refer to the article on MSDN, "default master page in SharePoint."

Using Simple.master's Web page

Login.aspx

Signout.aspx

Error.aspx

Reqacc.aspx

Confirmation.aspx

Webdeleted.aspx

Accessdenied.aspx