When creating a new site collection within O365, you can choose the default (RootWeb) template to use.
Most of these are the same as SharePoint2013 – but there are a few slight differences.
The easiest way to check the site template ‘name’ for use in PowerShell is actually to use the F12 developer tools – and view the HTML – neat trick !
For reference, I’ve made a list of all of them below.
Collaboration
- STS#0 – Team Site
- BLOG#0 – Blog
- DEV#0 – Developer Site
- PROJECTSITE#0 – Project Site
- COMMUNITY#0 – Community Site
Enterprise
- BDR#0 – Document Center
- EDISC#0 – eDiscovery Center
- OFFILE#1 – Records Center
- EHS#1 – Team Site – SharePoint Online configuration
- BICenterSite#0 – Business Intelligence Center
- POLICYCTR#0 – Compliance Policy Center
- SRCHCEN#0 – Enterprise Search Center
- SPSMSITEHOST#0 – My Site Host
- COMMUNITYPORTAL#0 – Community Portal
- SRCHCENTERLITE#0 – Basic Search Center
- visprus#0 – Visio Process Repository
Publishing
- BLANKINTERNETCONTAINER#0 – Publishing Portal
- ENTERWIKI#0 – Enterprise Wiki
Hopefully that helps someone out there – it certainly made sense for me – as it was missing the CMSPUBLISHING#0 which is the normal SP2013 “Publishing” site.
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