Hi André

You should be able to switch the master template / layout for your pages setting the layout using some conditional logic in the top of your templates.

So you have have two master templates like "Layout.cshtml" and "LayoutMember.cshtml".

I imagine that you will also need a "Home" document type, which has a "home.cshtml" template, which inherits the "Layout.cshtml". And you also have "Home Member", which has a "homeMember.cshtml" template, which inherits the "LayoutMember.cshtml".

Then let's say you have a textpage documenttype, which has the template "textpage.cshtml". In order to reuse the textpage under both master document types you can add some conditional logic like the following to decide, which layout should be used in your textpage.cshtml.

OBS: This is a pseudo code example, which might not be accurate in your context - It's copied from a solution where we have a custom "baseline", which is dealing with mapping of document types etc. differently than what you get out of the box with Umbraco - So no guarantee that the code can be copied directly - But it serves as an inspirational example on how to achieve reuse of document types.

@{
    var memberSite = CurrentPage.AncestorOfSelf<HomeMember>();

   if(memberSite != null){
       Layout = "path/to/your/memberLayout.cshtml";
   }
}

I hope this makes sense :)

/Jan