Master Pages and Style tags

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cmay

It seems that when you are creating a page that uses a Master Page,
there is no place to put a style block w/o VS.Net saying that you are
putting in an incorrect tag.

Where should a style block go on a page that uses a Master Page?
 
It seems that when you are creating a page that uses a Master Page,
there is no place to put a style block w/o VS.Net saying that you are
putting in an incorrect tag.
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That's right, because content pages don't include a header section - that's
in the MasterPage
Where should a style block go on a page that uses a Master Page?
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using (Style objStyle = new Style())
{
objStyle.ForeColor = System.Drawing.Color.Red;
objStyle.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.White;
Header.StyleSheet.CreateStyleRule(objStyle, null, "body");
}

Or, to add an entire stylesheet:

using (HtmlLink objLink = new HtmlLink())
{
objLink.Attributes.Add("type", "text/css");
objLink.Attributes.Add("rel", "stylesheet");
objLink.Attributes.Add("href", "../css/MyOtherStyles.css");
Header.Controls.Add(objLink);
}
 
Have you learned how to control the order of the linked stylesheet written
into the head element when using Themes?
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No - maybe one of the "slimy cockroach MVPs" (your words, not mine) might
know...
 
That seems pretty easy for stuff like forecolor and borders, but what
about other CSS stuff like this?

..LH1 {white-space: nowrap;}
BODY {margin:0px}

How would you create a Style object to represent these CSS properties?


Chris
 
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