Custom master page branding is missing buttons to add Web Parts

I've created a custom master page which does not display the "add" or "cancel" buttons when adding web parts to the page. These elements are controlled by CSS tags such as: .ms-wpadder, .ms-wpadder-cell, .ms-wpadder-buttonArea, .ms-wpadder-zoneArea, #s4-ribbonrow
among others. I have attached a screenshot on my SkyDrive account
SharePoint Master Page Screenshot
which displays the web part objects but not the buttons to add them to your page. The cells of the #s4-ribbonrow are red .ms-wpadder-cell have been colored orange for display purposes. Here is some code I am experimenting with to solve the problem
#s4-ribbonrow{background-color:red !important; padding-bottom:50px !important;min-height: 43px; max-height:200px; overflow-y: hidden;}
.ms-wpadder-buttonArea .ms-wpadder-zoneArea{padding-bottom:50px; background-color:aqua;}
.ms-wpadder-cell{min-height:220px !important; background-color:orange;}
.ms-wpadder{padding-bottom:50px !important;}
#RibbonContainer{background-color:transparent;}
body #s4-ribboncont{background-image:none; padding-top:150px;}
Alex Dove - MA, MCP, SharePoint certified developer

Hi Pivotal,
I think you use other style, because I apply your style on v4.master but this hide all ribbon
panels, anyway I think your issue related with
body #s4-ribboncont
padding-top: 150px;
Try to decrease or remove padding-top.
Hope that helps a little
Regards,
Senior Sharepoint Developer [email protected]

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I've noticed sometime (not sure though) that Master page doesn't get updated if the inherit property is not updated first.
Thanks,
Sohel Rana
http://ranaictiu-technicalblog.blogspot.com

Deployed Custom Master Page Not Visible in Designer

My team has created a custom master page and has packaged and deployed it as a feature. The custom master page file correctly appears in the master pages gallery via the Web UI, but it's not showing up in the Master Pages folder when the site is opened
in Designer. What are we missing?

Hi,
when the master page was deployed by a sandbox solution please make sure that the master page is checked in and approved. SharePoint doesn't check in and approve files that was deployed by a sandbox solution. Also make sure that the correct content type
is assigned. because otherwise you won't see it too.
To set the content type of the master page on deployment correct you just need to simply add the following inside the <file>
<Property Name="ContentType" Value="$Resources:cmscore,contenttype_masterpage_name;" />
If the master page is a farm you should also add the content type but it will be checked in automatically. I hope you are on root level of your site collection because the master page will not deployed to the sub sites.
In SharePoint Designer you also have two different approaches to find the master page.
Approach 1:
Use the Master Page Entry on the navigation pane left. The Master Page will only show up if content type ins correctly set.
Approach 2:
Go to "All Files" -> _catalogs -> masterpage
By using approach two you will see the same amount of files that you can review in SharePoint. You will also find the article pages in there.
Hope this helps
Kind regards
Stefan
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n8design
Microsoft Community Contributor 2011
MCTS - SharePoint / WSS Configuration and Development

Custom Master Page changes wont apply to few page layouts

Dear All
I'm having issue applying custom branding to SharePoint 2010 sites.. Branding works overall fine but it doesn't apply to few pages.
For example if I click on Enterprise and Metadata Keyword Settings in Document library the changes are not applied. I notice it's a page called metadatacolsettings.aspx in layouts and I see it references application.master.. Similarly I see couple
of other pages out of sync and all of them have application.master as Master Page..
Any ideas why this could be happening.. Please let me know
Thanks

Hi,
pls check below links
There are a few things to consider.
Have all page layouts / master pages been checked in and published / approved?
Have you created a new page using the custom page layout?
Are you creating or modifying this content?
Keep in mind, the progression of rendering goes as follows:
masterpages determine the ASP.NET structural layout.
Page Layouts determine the SharePoint structural layout based on the masterpage ASP.NET structural layout.
Your .aspx pages determine what content to display based on the Page Layout SharePoint structural layout.
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/00d354cd-e49b-429f-8648-50251e1b39a0/changes-to-page-layout-not-refelected-when-using-custom-master-page?forum=sharepointcustomizationlegacy
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Custom master page applying on Publishing site template not in my site template?

Hi,
i have created a custom master page based on Publishing template Using Design manager (means converted html to aspx page) and then set all other control on the master page. now problem is master page applying only on Publishing site template not my site
template. any one know why its happening, and how can resolve this issue?
Thanks
Mohammad

Feature Stapling may be a solution - Please check -
http://sharepointologic.blogspot.in/2013/04/branding-sharepoint-2013-my-sites-with.html
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/42129/Creating-branded-my-site-in-sharepoint
Thanks
Ganesh Jat [My Blog |
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Custom Master Page for Cases in eDiscovery

We are creating eDicovery site using custom site template. Site gets created using custom master page that we have set. Now, there are two option to create New Case.
#1. Use "Create New Case" button on Right Top Corner on home page
#2. OR Go to cases link on Left hand side menu i.e. ('ViewCases.aspx' page)
Problem 1...
this viewCases.aspx application page from _layouts uses seattle.master by default. how to change this?
Problem 2...
If we hover on "create" link on cases page, we see URL as [URL]/newsbweb.aspx?ID=3300.
if we click on this link custom templates for creating cases are not visible. obviously, if I create case using OOB template it will use seattle.master page.
If we remove ID=3300 from browser URL string and refresh, custom templates are available and I can create cases using custom template with my custom master page.
interestingly, "Create New Case" button mentioned in #2 redirects to same page newsbweb.aspx but with no ID parameter and works fine.
Please help how to set master page for viewCases page and what is this 3300 and how to remove it from create link.
Thanking in advance in anticipation of useful pointers.
++

By default SharePoint 2013 detects and display the content based on the mobile device. Refer to the following post on how to disable the default view and create a custom mobile view
http://academy.bindtuning.com/deactivate-sharepoint-2013-mobile-view/
Cheers,

Custom master page issue in subsites

Greetings!
I've run into an oddity with a custom master page on my SharePoint 2013 Enterprise server. I copied the html for the seattle master page, renamed it so it wouldn't change the seattle master, made an addition to it to add a reference to a custom css
file, then threw it back up on the site so SP would make a new .master file with it. I created a new web app and site collection, put the custom css file in the Style Library and added the custom master page to the Master Pages.
So, all that being done, I changed the look of the top level site to use the new master page and it looks great and seems to be working as expected. We've got a number of subsites planned for underneath this top level site, I'm thinking no problem, just
put the custom master file in the master pages and we'll be good. So I create a subsite, put the custom master page in the subsite's Master Pages, change the look. The master page and custom css apply and it looks good, but, then the problem starts.
When I go into a document library and change a view or add a view or delete a view I get back an odd response page from SP. In the url I see this: https://topsite/subsite/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?CS=65001
and in the body of the message: 69|pageRedirect|owssvr|https://topsite/subsite/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx|
When I go back into the subsite, whatever change I was attempting when I get these results worked fine.
So, why does my custom master page work fine on the top level, but not on the subsites? If I switch the subsite back to the Seattle.master, the oddity goes away, so that tells me it's something to do with my custom master page and/or custom css. I did
some searching for owssvr.dll?CS=65001 and didn't see anything that helped. I checked IIS and the web.config file and don't have ASP.net tracing on that I could find.
All that the custom css is doing is increasing the size allowable for the site icon (.ms-siteicon-img) to allow for a larger icon (180px square) and it pushes the side Nav Box down a bit to make room for the larger icon and changes the font size for the
side Nave Box (#sideNavBox). Since it works on the top site, I'm not suspecting the css, but, it's not making sense to me why the custom master page wouldn't work in subsites either.
I ran into this issue earlier, it was showing up when deleting folders from the document library. I thought I'd made a boo-boo somewhere in creating the custom master page, or how I'd added it, or something (kind of a learn as I go situation here), so I
deleted the entire web app and recreated it, hoping for a clean start and a good master page and everything would be good. Guess I'm still missing something.
I swear that the ONLY change I made to the seattle html file for my custom page was to add this line just below the corev15.css line: 
So, that's my sad story. Any suggestions, other than to punt on the custom master page?
Thanks!
Steven

Thanks. I've been experimenting with this for a few days now, and there's lots I don't understand about why and such, but your process above works. That's a big load off me right now and I really appreciate it. I'm going to be able to survive the initial
roll-out and implementation of the new site. Going forward, I've got lots to learn and find out, I've already heard that there's a desire to really redesign the master page for the site and subsites, way beyond the little CSS customization I did. Fun.
If you've got a little time though, perhaps you can provide some explanation. If not, no problem.
On step 6, when I do as you detail, click the System Master Page and reset all the subsites, it seems to work fine with my custom master page. If I do that with the Site Master Page settings, my custom page causes the redirect issue in the subsites again.
This is whether I do the Site Master Page by itself, or in conjunction with the System Master Page settings. If I revert back to the Seattle master page in the Site Master Page settings and my custom pate in the System Master Page, the issue goes away again.
It is completely messing with my head, trying to figure out why that would be, and this is all beside trying to figure out why adding the one little CSS reference to the Seattle master to create my master page breaks things (sometimes!).
Just fyi, what I've ended up with for now is pulling my custom master page out of the system and using the Alternate CSS URL to add my custom CSS to the Seattle master page on the sites. As I thought about all this, I decided I didn't want to leave the breakable
custom page out there for some unsuspecting site manager to accidentally pick and get everyone screaming about the broken sites.
Thanks again,
Steven

SharePoint O365 Tenant - Custom Master Page Question

Hi guys,
I setup a custom master page for a client and currently they have been very happy with it, although due to recent changes in the suit bar(the app launcher button) we had to move some design around on the page so that everything rendered properly. As
a result I had to use a method that is not the common practice and place all the code for the custom navigation bar, and logo right below the <body> tag and before the "" tag in order for things to render in the way they are requesting. As a result of this the added code is displaying on top of every popup window as well as full page. We only want it to display
at the top of main pages. In the attached image you will see that the page has a popup box for adding something to the calendar. I attempted to edit the NewForm.aspx for Calendar List Item, but i was not able to find anything of use. I even
attempted to hide the div that holds all the code for the top bar via the NewForm.aspx but it was a no go. Please advise on what I can do or weather i can attach a class of some sort to the div that would make this dynamic and hide on pop up pages.
Thank You

***Update***
I managed to figure out a solution to this problem. I simply added the right class to it so its no longer in dialog boxes
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Custom Master Page Issue in Intranet

Hi All,
I hope someone can assist with this, we implemented this particular SharePoint 2007 portal approximately 5 years ago. An outside consultant created this custom master page, for some reason out of nowhere we are experiencing this bizarre issue with
the master page and checking in and out documents. I have attached an image showing the error message being displayed below(couldn't attach until my account was verified but it states 'Error invalid viewstate, port 52208, user agent Mozilla/4.0..., viewstate,
referrer, path). I came across one source on the web that stated something about the search box code and it causing issues out of nowhere on the master page. So in my dev environment I made the change and removed the following code from the master
page below.
<td style="padding-top:8px;" valign=top>
            <asp:ContentPlaceHolder id="PlaceHolderSearchArea" runat="server">
            <SharePoint:DelegateControl runat="server" ControlId="SmallSearchInputBox"/>
            </asp:ContentPlaceHolder>
</td>
As soon as this code is removed and the page is published again everything begins to work again, the problem is I can't remove search from this intranet portal as it is heavily used. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

By any chance, do you still have access to the solution package in which the master page was contained? Normally, you would see another .ascx user control overriding the delegate search control in there. I'm almost positive that this custom control is
what causing this issue.
Nikolas Charlebois-Laprade Microsoft Certified Professional & Software Engineer http://nikcharlebois.com

Adding Custom Breadcrumb for SharePoint 2013 Custom Master-Page With A Custom Separator.

Hi All,
I have successfully converted an HTML file to a SharePoint 2013 Custom Master-Page with relevant style sheets. But when I used within the SharePoint site I could not find the breadcrumb. So I want to know how to do that? For that breadcrumb I need a custom
separator like an arrow like in the below.
As you can see the separator is a custom built one. To have this custom separator in my HTML I have used the following code snippet.
<div class="breadcrumb-desktop">
<span class="breadcrumb-links"><a href="#">SharePoint Site Home</a></span>
<span class="breadcrumb-links"><a href="#">Sub Link 01</a></span> Active Page
</div>
The styles are as like in the below.
.breadcrumb-desktop {
width: 100%;
font-family: Arial;
padding: 23px 0 40px;
float: left;
font-size: 0.75em;
line-height: 1.25;
.breadcrumb-desktop > span.breadcrumb-links:after {
content: " \203A ";
white-space: pre;
I have tried the following code snippet within the SharePoint site as


But it did not display as I wanted.
So how am I supposed to insert these to my Custom Master-Page's breadcrumb and style them? Please could someone help me to solve this?
Thanks and regards,
Chiranthaka

Hi Chiranthaka,
Please use the following code snippet in your html master page.
<div class="CustomBreadcrumbs">
You are here:






</div>
Here is a thread for your reference:
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/daabd903-df98-41da-80d8-6a942d06980e/add-breadcrumb-to-custom-master-page-html-file?forum=sharepointcustomization
We can also customize a breadcrumb control, then add it in master page.
http://msreddysharepoint.blogspot.com/2013/01/custom-breadcrumb-navigation-in.html
Best Regards
Dennis Guo
TechNet Community Support

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