Chapter 19. Defining a Site’s Structure and Providing Site Navigation
In this hour, we will cover
The basics of site navigation with ASP.NET
Creating and defining your website’s structure
Showing the user’s current location in the site’s structure with the breadcrumb control
Displaying the site’s structure using the TreeView Web control
Using the Menu control
At its most granular level, a website is nothing more than a collection of discrete web pages. However, typically these pages are logically related and categorized in some manner. For example, Amazon.com has its site broken down into product categories, such as books, music, DVDs, and so on. Each of these sections is further categorized by genre. The classification of a website’s pages into logical ...
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