I suppose you need to create a document type for some kind of repository in the content section, since you need to create one without a template?
In the "Settings" section of Umbraco you just go to the "Document types" folder, right click it and create a new document type. In the dialogue that appears, uncheck the "Create matching template" field. Click ok...now you have created a document type that does not have a template attached to it.
If you have an existing document type that has a template attached, wich you don't want it to have you can remove by clicking the document type and on the "info" tab go to the "allowed templates" section to remove the attached templates. BUT! You of course need to be sure that none of the created nodes in the "Content" section needs this template. If it does then you should of course not remove it. :-)
I hopes this makes sense to you - otherwise please don't hesitate to ask further questions.
page creation in umbraco without master page
hello all,
how to create a page in umbraco without using master page.
I am new to umbraco.
Hi sachin
I suppose you need to create a document type for some kind of repository in the content section, since you need to create one without a template?
In the "Settings" section of Umbraco you just go to the "Document types" folder, right click it and create a new document type. In the dialogue that appears, uncheck the "Create matching template" field. Click ok...now you have created a document type that does not have a template attached to it.
If you have an existing document type that has a template attached, wich you don't want it to have you can remove by clicking the document type and on the "info" tab go to the "allowed templates" section to remove the attached templates. BUT! You of course need to be sure that none of the created nodes in the "Content" section needs this template. If it does then you should of course not remove it. :-)
I hopes this makes sense to you - otherwise please don't hesitate to ask further questions.
/Jan
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