Chapter 21. Using Master Pages to Provide Sitewide Page Templates
In this hour, we will cover
Creating a master page
Defining editable regions within a master page
Associating a newly created page with an existing master page
Making an existing page use a master page
Adding source code to a master page
Virtually all professionally done websites have a very consistent look and feel across their pages. The common look and feel usually include both the layout of the page—where various user interface elements appear and how they are oriented with respect to one another—and the fonts, colors, and graphics used within the page. For example, if you visit sports channel ESPN’s website, ESPN.com, you’ll find that regardless of where you go on the site, at the ...
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