May 2010
Intermediate to advanced
1752 pages
41h 17m
English
At this point, you have had the chance to work with numerous ASP.NET web controls. As you have seen, each control exposes a set of properties (many of which are inherited by System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebControl) that allow you to establish a given UI look and feel (background color, font size, border style, and whatnot). Of course, on a multipaged website, it is quite common for thesite as a whole to define a common look and feel for various types of widgets. For example, all TextBoxes might be configured to support a given font, all Buttons have a custom image, and all Calendars have a light blue border.
Obviously, it would be very labor intensive (and error prone) to establish the same property settings for every ...