1. Placing Style Rules

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A good programmer always codes such that the code can be re-used and can be accessed easily. For instance, if you want to add a button in color Red, you can just choose change the button color property to Red.

But if you have thousands of buttons in your website and you wish to apply a consistent style throughout, you would have to individually change the color property x 1000 times thus increasing your workload and even styles which might override effects of others.

This chapter is broken down into four more as shown below.

• Visual Studio Auto Format
• Inline/Hardcoding Styles
• Local Style Tag
• ASP.NET External CSS

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 - Placing Style Rules
        Chapter 1.1 - Visual Studio Auto Format
        Chapter 1.2 - Inline/Hardcoding Styles
        Chapter 1.3 - Local Style Tag
        Chapter 1.4 - ASP.NET External CSS
Chapter 2 - Visual Studio Style Sheets Tools
        Chapter 2.1 - Using ASP.NET External CSS
        Chapter 2.2 - Generated Styles
Chapter 3 - Styling with Master Pages
        Chapter 3.1 - Creating Styled ASP.NET Master Page
        Chapter 3.2 - Connecting Styled ASP.NET Master Page to Regular Page
Chapter 4 - ASP.NET Themes and Skins
        Chapter 4.1 - Creating an ASP.NET Theme
        Chapter 4.2 - Applying Theme to a Web Site
        Chapter 4.3 - Applying Theme to a Page

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