To fix, set the AlternateHeader value to "" using PowerShell.
$web = Get-SPWeb "http://
$web.AlternateHeader (this will list the url of the AlternativeCSS)
$web.AlternateHeader = ""
$web.Update()
Friday, May 11, 2012
CSS Content showing in Sharepoint 2010 Site Settings after Creating Site from Template
After saving a site that has custom CSS as template, and creating a new site based on this template, the user-created content can be loaded properly but pages like Site Settings, Site Permissions etc all show the css content as text near the top section of the page.
To fix, set the AlternateHeader value to "" using PowerShell.
$web = Get-SPWeb "http://"
$web.AlternateHeader (this will list the url of the AlternativeCSS)
$web.AlternateHeader = ""
$web.Update()
To fix, set the AlternateHeader value to "" using PowerShell.
$web = Get-SPWeb "http://
$web.AlternateHeader (this will list the url of the AlternativeCSS)
$web.AlternateHeader = ""
$web.Update()
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