Vesa Juvonen

Please notice that this video is from 2014 and completely outdated. Modern experiences do not support using custom alternate CSS or embedding custom JavaScripts in SharePoint Online or in SharePoint 2019. 

Please notice that this video is from 2014 and completely outdated. We do recommend using SharePoint Framework as the extensibility model for SharePoint where possible. Please see the official documentation for more details at http://aka.ms/spdev-docs.

Please notice that this video is from 2014 and completely outdated. We do not recommend using customizations in OneDrive for Business sites.

Please notice that this video is from 2014 and completely outdated. We do recommend using SharePoint Framework as the extensibility model for SharePoint where possible. Please see the official documentation for more details at http://aka.ms/spdev-docs.

@Ramkumar:Yes, if you are using modern SharePoint UIs and need to have a custom header or footer. In that case SharePoint Framework would be the right solution.

@sganta: That capability was publicly announced in SharePoint Summit 2017. See following video for more detailed - https://youtu.be/2i0oYR9s608?list=PLXtHYVsvn_b-7onG7XS6HN7v9XlVEFvJL&t=270.

If you have any feedback or comments related on this video, please use the Office 365 Developer Patterns and Practices Yammer group to provider your input. Thx for your interest advance.

Hi Shovon Kumar Pramanik,

PnP provisioning engine does not currently target actual content migration, it rather concentrates on the configuration and settings, like typically web templates or site definitions did. This means that we do not extract content like pages from the existing sites. You can however include those as content in template using xml or code and push then actual content to sites using template model.

If you have any other questions or feedback around the presentation, please use the PnP Yammer group for reaching out to others in the community and to PnP Core team. thx.

Thanks latimoreb for the feedback. Purpose of these videos is to show what you can do right now in the Office 365 and completely agree that the model is not optimal from consumption perspective.

There are significant changes planned on many areas in the Office 365, but right now this model of using alternate CSS adding with code, usually during site provisioning, is one of the models which can be used for applying branding.

These videos are showing different options currently available in Office 365 and we'll certainly update the videos when the capabilities will change to certain direction.

Here's link to a sample code, which is pretty much exactly what I showed in the recording. Slightly evolved, but key pieces are exactly the same.

• https://github.com/OfficeDev/PnP/tree/dev/Scenarios/Provisioning.Framework.Console

You might also be interested on seeing slightly more advance scenarios and also how the Provisioning engine is used from PowerShell. If that's the case, please check following video from PnP Channel 9 section.

• Deep Dive to PnP Provisioning Engine

If there's any questions around the topics covered, please use the Office Dev PnP Yammer group at https://aka.ms/OfficeDevPnPYammer.

This is a re-run of following session, which has also recording:

• https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Ignite/2015/BRK3164

If you have any feedback or comments related on the videos or generally PnP, please use the Office 365 Developer Patterns and Practices Yammer group to start discussion with other community members and with the PnP core team.