CSS and ASP.NET Master Page - an easy approach to create websites
Posted on March 13, 2008 - Filed Under ASP.NET |
There are a lot of free CSS templates nowadays. CSS makes website development fast and also stylish without too much use of graphics. The DIV tag approach as a replacement to the traditional TABLE tag layout makes it also more flexible and fluid in behavior. In ASP.NET, combining CSS templates with master pages turns out to be a very easy and comfortable approach that can enable a web developer produce multiple pages of a website. I actually tried to create one using these, and in just a few minutes I was able to create a business website with six pages. Here is the link http://www.developer.psvphil.com.
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Hello, Aurelie. I came across your page while searching for CSS Template, ASP.net, and Master Page in Google. I am glad you were able to combine the CSS and Master Page to create your business site. I am trying to find a “how to”, since I am trying to transition from Cold Fusion to asp.net… but I can’t seem to find anywhere that has directions for how to turn an existing CSS template into an asp.net master page. Could you provide some guidance as to how you did this, please? Thank you in advance!
– Chris Ivey
Owner/Webmaster, FamilyPages.net
Valrico, Florida, USA
Hello Chris, my website http://www.psvphil.com is actually the right example for a website that uses css and asp.net masterpage. I actually already changed the content of the subdomain http://developer.psvphil.com that is why it is not quite related to the this particular post. Anyway I will try to create a tutorial post on how to combine css and masterpages in asp.net for you. Thanks for visiting.