1. Before You Begin
2. Installation of Custom Look
   • • On SharePoint 2013 / Foundation 2013 / Office 365
     • For My Site Host (SP 2013 / Office 365)
     • For Basic Search Center
     • For Community Portal (SP 2013 / Office 365)
     • For Public Facing Site on Office 365
     • On Office 365 for Site Collections under .../sites/
     • Optional*
       Step-By-Step without Design Package
3. Applying a Custom Look to Subsites on SharePoint 2013 / Office 365
   • • For My Site Host (SP 2013 / Office 365)
     • For Community Portal (SP 2013 / Office 365)
   • Applying a Custom Look to Subsites on Foundation 2013
4. Optional*
   Restoring a Site Collection
5. Layouts
   • • Installation of Page Layouts for Publishing Sites
     • Adding Layouts (Pages) with Predefined Content to Publishing Sites
     • Installation of Text/Wiki Layouts, and Web Part Pages with Predefined Content
     • Adding Web Part Pages with Predefined Content without SharePoint 2013 Management Shell
6. Installation of Web Parts
7. Site Logo Preparation Instructions
8. Images for Web Parts Preparation Instructions
9. Editing Footer Content
10. Virtual Installation Only*
    Updating Paths to Image Locations for Sites located under ".../sites/"
11. Optional*
    Other Instructions
    • • Changing the Width of Layouts
      • Color Adjustments

Installation of Text Layouts (Wiki Pages), and Web Part Pages with Predefined Content

The following Text Layouts (Wiki Pages), and Web Part Pages with Predefined Content are designed to be added to any of your current Sites:

1. Text Layout - Splash Page.aspx - 3-Column page layout, and No Side Navigation - designed for Wiki Welcome Pages
2. Text Layout - Page A.aspx - 1-Column page layout with Sidebar, and Side Navigation
3. Text Layout - Page B.aspx - 2-Column page layout, and Side Navigation
4. Text Layout - Page C.aspx - 2-Column page layout with Header, and Side Navigation
5. Text Layout - Page D.aspx - 2-Column page layout with Header, Footer, and Side Navigation
6. Text Layout - Page E.aspx - 3-Column page layout, and Side Navigation
7. Text Layout - Page F.aspx - 3-Column page layout with Header, and Side Navigation
8. Text Layout - Page G.aspx - 3-Column page layout with Header, Footer, and Side Navigation
9. Text Layout - Page H.aspx - 1-Column page layout with Sidebar, and No Side Navigation
10. Web Part Page SideBar - Left.aspx - 2-Column web part page layout with Left Sidebar
11. Web Part Page SideBar - Right.aspx - 2-Column web part page layout with Right Sidebar
12. Web Part Page Splash 3 - Column.aspx - 3-Column page layout, and No Side Navigation - designed for Welcome Pages

To add Text Layouts, and Web Part Pages with Predefined Content to any SharePoint site

1. Navigate to Layouts/Layouts_with_Content folder, and copy the MT-Text_and_Webpart_Layouts.cmp file to your clipboard (Ctrl+C).
2. Paste the MT-Text_and_Webpart_Layouts.cmp file (Ctrl+V) into Your SharePoint Server (e.g. Your SharePoint Local Disc:\backup\MT-Text_and_Webpart_Layouts.cmp).
3. Open SharePoint 2013 Management Shell:
   
   For Windows Server 2008 R2, point to Start -> All Programs -> Microsoft SharePoint 2013 Products -> Click SharePoint 2013 Management Shell.



For Windows Server 2012, on the Start screen -> click SharePoint 2013 Management Shell.

If SharePoint 2013 Management Shell is not on the Start screen:
Right-click Computer -> click All apps -> and then click SharePoint 2013 Management Shell.


4. In SharePoint 2013 Management Shell type:
   

   Import-SPWeb -Identity http://YourServer2013 -Path YourSharePoint Server:\Backup\MT-Text_and_Webpart_Layouts.cmp
   (*http://YourServer:2013 is the location of the site you want to add layouts with predefined content)

   *Example (Public URL - http://YourServer:2013)
   

   

5. Press Enter.
   
   After a few seconds, you should see the message: Log file generated...
   

   
   

   The list of new text layouts, and web part pages with Predefined Content should be added to your Site Pages folder.
   
   
6. Open http://YourServer:2013 in your browser -> Navigate to Site Contents -> Site Pages (under List, Libraries, and other Apps).

   

7. Click any of the added files -> Provide edits.