Die Systemstammseite wird allen Seiten zugewiesen, und Site-Master-Seiten hat keinen Effekt

Question

Ich baue einen Veröffentlichungsort in SharePoint 2010, aber ich habe Probleme, wenn ich eine Masterpage wähle: Ich muss dieselbe Masterkage für Back-End-Seiten und zu Website-Seiten auswählen.

ich weiß, dass ich eine site-stammseite (auf die Seiten, die die gemeinsamen Benutzer sehen) wählen kann, und andere system-master-Seiten (auf die Back-End-Seiten,Die Seiten, die die Administratoren und privilegierten Benutzer sehen).Das Problem, das ich habe, ist, wenn ich eine -Systemstammseite wähle, sie ist den Back-End-Seiten und auch an den Standortseiten zugewiesen.Und wenn ich eine Site-Masterseite auswähle, hat es keine Wirkung.

Jeder hat das gleiche Problem?

danke

Answer 1

I have solved the problem. It was that all of the publishing pages of my site, in the head, they had: "~masterurl/default.master" And they should have "~masterurl/custom.master".

Thankyou @rjcup3 because your link was very helpful for me.

Answer 2

Well Pedro, while you are right that the master pages are used for different types of pages, you're a little off on which types of pages use which type of master page.

Publishing pages in your publishing site will use the site master page that you specify. These are the pages that are stored in the Pages library of your site by default. Publishing pages use predefined page layouts and typically have an approval workflow associated with them.

The system master page is used for all web part pages, forms, list views, wiki pages and administrative pages (among others I'm sure I haven't listed). Basically, everything but your publishing pages and error pages.

See Stefan Goßner's (brief) post about this: Site Master Page vs. System Master Page

Answer 3

To hopefully add a bit more value to this thread, it should not be necessary to edit the page in SharePoint Designer to set the master custom.master to overcome your problem - if you do you will open up another can of worms whereby a banner is displayed at the top of each page you have modified which reminds users that "The current page has been customized from its template. Revert to template".

Here's the answer to be able to use the "Site Master Page" setting as it was intended: - Pages created in the SitePages library cannot take advantage of the "Site Master Page" setting in "Site Settings>Look and Feel>Master Page" and all pages will adopt the setting for the System Master Page. Only pages created in the "Pages Library" take advantage of the "Site Master Page" master page setting. By recreating your pages in the "Pages library"you can overcome all of these obstacles.