@TriumphMar 13.2005 — #[i]Originally posted by ray326 [/i]
[B]ASPX is a server side technology. It has nothing to do with CSS, which happens entirely on the browser. [/B][/QUOTE] Amen! You preach it, brothah! ?
@dogekidauthorMar 14.2005 — #[i]Originally posted by ray326 [/i]
[B]ASPX is a server side technology. It has nothing to do with CSS, which happens entirely on the browser. [/B][/QUOTE] i understand that much, however, if you've worked with asp.net, you'll understand that you can add .css files to your solution. it's working with those files that i'm confused about.
when you create such a file, you get a <Sheet.css> page generated for you that only contains:
[CODe] body { } [/code]
i'm hoping some asp.net person out there has an example of 1 of these files used in their app.
@Tim_FinneganMar 15.2005 — #Those files are just plain css files, like the ones that you can make with your favourite text editor.
As far as I know, Visual Studio .Net just brings you an integrated CSS editor, nothing more nothing less.
Just a bit more info: Almost every WebControl has a property called [b]CssClass[/b], which is finally rendered as the [i]class[/i] property of the native html control.
@ray326Mar 15.2005 — #As Tim says, those are just CSS files and you use them accordingly. There's nothing special about the fact they're being used in conjunction with ASPX. Check the links in my sig if you need to learn CSS.