Reputation: 731
The company I am working for has a sitefinity. They want me to create custom pages from scratch for them. I have never used sitefinity, so upon research It appears that I want to create a template via .master. Then once built, I would add to my CMS and access it for use.
Is there a way to make these .master templates other than ASP.NET? ( which I have no experience with)
Essentially all am am wanting to do is create a custom page out of html,css, and jquery and then make a 'template' out of it.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1006
Reputation: 253
You dont have to use a .master page to create a template in Sitefinity. It's nice to have that level of control but it's not necessary at all. Just go to Design > Page Templates in the Sitefinity backend section /Sitefinity
There are several built in templates you can edit from that page. You can use one of those templates, create a new template from scratch, or create a template based on any one of the templates you see there.
Once you pick a template, you can edit the Layout to add columns and global content or custom CSS.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 890
Not really, if you want control over the markup then you'll have to use a .master page but the good news is that it really is just mostly html and css / js references. Sitefinity has a sample template here but you may want to look at their Visual Studio plugin called Thunder to register a template. It will add in a default master page as well as the default folder structure for the theme, video on that here.
Upvotes: 1