In this video i showed you how to modify the style of the menu and the submenu. Every controls have style properties that can be modified to give them a nice looking feel. To modify the style of a control, select the control that you want to modify its Style, go to the properties window [...][...]
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December 11th, 2008 - 8:42 am § in ASP.NET Tutorials, Registered Members Video Tutorials
11) Styling the ASP.NET Menu Control With CSS
December 10th, 2008 - 10:29 pm § in ASP.NET Tutorials, Free Video Tutorials
8) Styling the ASP.NET Master Page with CSS [F]
In this video I cleaned up the master page by adjusting the width of the content inside the CSS codes that was placed in the header area. You can easily navigate your way around the controls on the page by using the guide that is provided below the page. I modified the page CSS inside the [...][...]
December 10th, 2008 - 10:04 pm § in ASP.NET Tutorials, Free Video Tutorials
7) Master Page Contd. Adding More ASP.NET Pages [F]
In this video i continue from the last video (6), I showed you where the CSS codes were placed on the page. On the Dafault.aspx page that inherited from the master page, you will not be able to add content to the page until you have added a contentplaceholder to the master page. When you add [...][...]
December 10th, 2008 - 9:42 pm § in ASP.NET Tutorials, Free Video Tutorials
6) Introduction to ASP.NET Master Page Feature [F]
Master Page Introduction This is where the fun begins. Master page is a very important concept because Master Page allow your website pages to have the same look and feel. When you create a Master Page, you can inherit from this page so that all other pages pages inherits from it have the same look [...]
December 10th, 2008 - 5:51 pm § in ASP.NET Tutorials, Free Video Tutorials
2) Intro Contd. Adding New Page to ASP.NET Web Application [F]
This video continue from the previous video, in which i share with you how to add a new page to your web application. I also explain briefly what code behind means, which is to separate your design from your application logic. Watch the video and leave comments. • Location on the PC where t[...]
