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Rob Meade
Hi all,
I was used to in my application before perhaps writing some HTML like this :
<font class="normaltext">Hello World!</font>
etc
With Visual Studio - the intellisense does not show a 'class' item - I'm
assuming as this is the HTML view of the page, that when I run it as long as
I've linked in the relevant stylesheet at the top of the page everything
will still be fine.
I'm just wondering why its not there? Is this not the norm for applying
styles? I saw the style item in the list - which I've noticed it adds a lot
of if you do not have flowcontrol on the page (positioning etc)..
Any advice appreciated.
Regards
Rob
I was used to in my application before perhaps writing some HTML like this :
<font class="normaltext">Hello World!</font>
etc
With Visual Studio - the intellisense does not show a 'class' item - I'm
assuming as this is the HTML view of the page, that when I run it as long as
I've linked in the relevant stylesheet at the top of the page everything
will still be fine.
I'm just wondering why its not there? Is this not the norm for applying
styles? I saw the style item in the list - which I've noticed it adds a lot
of if you do not have flowcontrol on the page (positioning etc)..
Any advice appreciated.
Regards
Rob