hello everyone!
I have trouble when I deal with a case that made by former colleague!
He made a home.cshtml and layout just only write one line:
@{
Layout = "master.cshtml";
}
I click any tree list in settings page but still can't find any file named master.cshtml!! But header is normal display of the webpage.I really really so confused......
I check the file in visual code,I really sure the master.cshtml is header of home.cshtml,but in the Umbraco,I just can't find the Mysterious File!!!!Where is it going!!??
I try to search keyword like :Umbraco layout but can't find right answer for me ....if you know what happen and what is the answer, please tell me ,I can't thank you enough!!!
The template tree in the backoffice is based on the template records in the database. You can have a master.cshtml view without having it as a template in Umbraco, which is probably what you have got.
In the later versions of Umbraco, you can just create a new template called Master, and then it will merge your master.cshtml with the template.
I can't find a layout file in settings page but it can normal display in website
hello everyone! I have trouble when I deal with a case that made by former colleague! He made a home.cshtml and layout just only write one line:
@{ Layout = "master.cshtml"; }
I click any tree list in settings page but still can't find any file named master.cshtml!! But header is normal display of the webpage.I really really so confused......
I check the file in visual code,I really sure the master.cshtml is header of home.cshtml,but in the Umbraco,I just can't find the Mysterious File!!!!Where is it going!!??
I try to search keyword like :Umbraco layout but can't find right answer for me ....if you know what happen and what is the answer, please tell me ,I can't thank you enough!!!
it should be under
Settings - Templates section of the tree in the backoffice. or you can locate it in the Views folder of the website.
Hi Summer
The template tree in the backoffice is based on the template records in the database. You can have a master.cshtml view without having it as a template in Umbraco, which is probably what you have got.
In the later versions of Umbraco, you can just create a new template called Master, and then it will merge your master.cshtml with the template.
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