Project Description
This project provides a collection of free SharePoint Foundation & SharePoint Server MasterPages.
This includes not only the MasterPages but the overiding CSS.
Free version download: Free SharePoint 2010 MasterPages
SharePoint 2010 Sample Master Page 1
SharePoint 2010 Sample Master Page 2
There are three downloads available at the moment;
FreeSPMPComplete which contains all the available MasterPages and CSS
OrangeWebsite which contains the files for the Orange Website which can be seen here http://sharepoint.weknownothing.co.uk/ExampleWebsite/SitePages/Home.aspx
BlueWebsite which contains the files for the Blue Website which can be seen here http://sharepoint.weknownothing.co.uk/ExampleWebsite2/SitePages/Home.aspx
Aryan Nava 
Hello,
Thanks for making people aware of the MasterPages however, please could you provide some form of link back to the blog for the project which is http://engageinsharepoint.co.uk
Thanks
Matthew Hughes
Hey! I really like the work you did on the master pages. I am testing it out right now.
I noticed that an image larger than the content area pushes everything off the workarea. Here is a java script I found to handle this: (tcscblog.com/2011/06/30/creating-a-fixed-width-sharepoint-2010-masterpage-updated)
$(document).ready(function(){
//Elements with the potential to be too wide.
elements = $(“.ms-bodyareacell > div > *, .main-container > div > *”);
leftPanelWidth = $(“#s4-leftpanel”).width();
//For each Elements
$(elements).each(function(){
//if it’s wider than the side width
if($(this).width() > ($(“#s4-bodyContainer”).width() – leftPanelWidth ))
{
//Calculate the new width taking the left nav into account
newWidth = leftPanelWidth + $(this).width();
//Set the width!
$(“#s4-bodyContainer”).attr(“style”,”width:”+newWidth +”px!important”)
}
});
});
Great work!
Excellent scripts. Thanks for posting and it will be very useful
Champion effort, I had an issue, described here: http://community.office365.com/en-us/f/154/p/57515/209852.aspx#209852 and your CSS skills allowed me to overcome it! Thanks very much, your a “hair saver” 🙂