Closed Ted-A closed 3 years ago
Hi @Ted-A,
Thanks for using the generator.
Yes, the masterpage
branding is a supported scenario. But it can be not the most straightforward in configuration terms.
Withing the configs in ./config/app.json
the branding options should be provided. [Oh, it was really long I ever needed classic branding. ;)]
The masterpage or layout pages sources should be placed as .hbs
in sources. They are compiled to .masterpage
or .aspx
correspondingly.
After the first upload with npm run publish
, the metadata for masterpage/layout can be updated if needed manually.
Masterpage can be applied manually or with a task.
@koltyakov Thank you for your quick response. I will follow the steps you outlined here and will reach out if I have further questions.
When I added a masterpage it took me a bit to figure out how, but it made sense afterwards. Some additional notes if someone else stumbles across this....
APP.JSON
{
"$schema": "../node_modules/sp-build-tasks/schema/v1/sppp.json",
"spFolder": "_catalogs/masterpage/custom",
"distFolder": "./dist",
"masterpagePath": "masterpage/main.master",
"masterpageCodeName": "new",
"platformVersion": "2019", <- pay attention here.... what you put should be included in your hbs file name
...............
}
Create an aspx masterpage exactly like you normally would, but named with the convention above in mind -- [PAGENAME].[MASTERCODENAME].hbs
main.2019.hbs
Save it in the masterpage directory.
Build and deploy. If you update the masterpage, it will update it on your site.
I would like to apply a custom masterpage to my site and to the local server when viewing a web part. Do you have any example? Thanks in advance for all your help.