| Author: Pradeep Kumar Chaudhary 29 Aug 2008 | Member Level: Gold | Rating:  Points: 6 |
To create a master page in Microsoft Sharepoint Designer 2007, you follow these steps:
1. Click “File” -> “New” -> “ASPX”. This will create the file that we are going to work with
2. Click “Table” -> “Layout Tables”. This will allow you to build a layout of your master page using tables.
3. The bottom right hand corner of the screen. You should see a “Layout Tables” pane. Down the bottom of that pane there is a section called “Table Layout”. In this section there are a variety of common layouts that are used on professional websites. Among these layouts you can select your favourite.
4. Add the standard content you want to be in each part of the Master Page.
5. Now we want to set up a content region. Click where you think you will have most of your content on your page… most likely the middle cell of your layout table. Click “Format” -> “Master Page” -> “Manage Content Regions”. Type the name you would like to call it. Click “Add”, and then click “Close”
6. Click “Save”. When saving, you need to make sure that you are saving it as a master page. To do that, click on the “Save as type” drop down box, scroll down a little, and click on “Master Page”. Then give your page a file name and click “Save”
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| Author: esther 01 Sep 2008 | Member Level: Silver | Rating: Points: 4 |
Hai....try the below steps,
1. File->new page.In that select the master page. You can design how you like it.
2. create new aspx page.
3. Now attach the master page by.........Format->masterpage->attach masterpage.
4. the new aspx page will reflect the changes now.
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