I have set up the yahoogroup 'ASPCSS' to continue this discussion
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Brian
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Hey all,
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Or perhaps it's more accurate to say that while it could be
considered so, that would only be true for th
Hey all,
I had to think about this for quite a while before making this
decision, but the whole "hack ASP to make CSS work nicely" thread
seems like it's drifted over the off-topic line. In the same way
that threads about how to hack PHP or some other language to produce
markup that's CSS
> The problem with that approach is you're sacrificing control
> over your markup with proper seperation of functionality and
> design.
Yes, but...
> If you wanted to make a change to the layout of the
> content, you'd have to do a recompile to make the changes,
> which is exactly what you
> Most of my output is through datagrids-(
Just MHO, but I've long given up on using .nets built in datagrids for
anything more than internal web applications where the interface isn't
terribly important.
Otherwise, I use a string builder and make my own output ala the asp
days. Not ideal, but
> +1. The client id is very tricky due to the concept of naming
> containers
> causing your server side ID to be expanded to a name that's
> guaranteed to be unique within the scope of the page
> (required for PostBack resolution).
> However, as stated, classes work flawlessly.
You can work aro
Hi CJ,
Thanks for the information. You more elegantly made some of the points I
was trying to make early.
I have not included your entire message here since I don't want to bring the
Internet to its knees. :) However, I would add a couple of things:
===
Tip 1 - Skin files
=
> I basically want to use the programming power of ASP.NET with the site
> layout of CSS. Documentation weems very sparse.
>
> Anyone able to help out here?
Finally a post I'm able to answer!
Here at my work place, we've been using asp.net 2.0 since it was in
beta, and I know how hard it is to g
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Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 10:42 AM
To: Chris Morse; css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: Re: [css-d] ASP.NET/CSS
Unfortunately my next project will involve some 200 pages, most of which
contain dynamic content (and controls)
I felt that to hand the look and
prototyping look and feel would make 'agile' development
for web a reality.
Brian
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From: Chris Morse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 07 November 2005 14:46
To: Squibb, Brian; css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: RE: [css-d] ASP.NET/CSS
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Fortunately
cult!
I hope VS2005 is better - but it is unlikely that I will get this into
production for another year or so.
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Sent: 07 November 2005 13:09
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
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unlikely that I will get this into
production for another year or so.
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Sent: 07 November 2005 13:09
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Subject: Re: [css-d] ASP.NET/CSS
Brian,
I am not sure what you
are created as XHTML Transitional. I believe you
configure VS 2005 to default to any DOCTYPE you desire however.
HTH,
Chris
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Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 7:15 AM
To: Chris McLay
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: 'Chris McLay'
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Subject: RE: [css-d] ASP.NET/CSS
Chris
I am the other way round
Basically an ASP/ASP.NET developer as a profession
HTML/XHTML/CSS for my private, static sites.
With ASP combining the two was not a problem, however this has all changed with
ASP.NET. The focus
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From: Chris McLay [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 07 November 2005 12:08
To: Squibb, Brian
Cc: CSS-D
Subject: Re: [css-d] ASP.NET/CSS
Hi,
I'm a fairly good HTML / CSS / JavaScript developer and have worked
with quite a few backend systems, but whenever I work with ASP.NET
devel
Hi,
I'm a fairly good HTML / CSS / JavaScript developer and have worked
with quite a few backend systems, but whenever I work with ASP.NET
developers I have issues. I suspect this is mostly the developers in
question being limited by the Visual Studio GUI, and not knowing much
about HTML.
I basically want to use the programming power of ASP.NET with the site layout
of CSS. Documentation weems very sparse.
Anyone able to help out here?
Thanks
Brian
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