In this video I’ll show you how to apply themes dynamically so your websites users can change the appearance of the web application to suit their taste. I ‘ll be using 2 themes, a green and blue themes. Each theme folder has a CSS and a skin file. The CSS file is used to modify [...][...]
65) Applying Themes Dynamically – Part One
64) How To Use CSS To Style ASP.NET Control
In this video I’ll be looking at how we can use cascading style sheets to change the appearance of our website application. CSS offers more flexibility than skin files, and because it is the defacto (whatever that means lol) language of user interface design then it makes sense that you will n[...]
63) Theming Our Web Application Using Web.Config File
In this video you’ll learn; how to disable theming for some web server control by setting the EnableTheming property to false How to set theming for all the controls on your website application so that website pages all use the same theme folder. Where inside the web.config to include the th[...]
62) ASP.NET Default Skin and Named Skin
In this video I’ll be discussiong the difference between a default skin and a named skin. Sometimes you want one of your controls to have a different appearance from other controls, you have two options, you can either use a named skin or you can use StyleSheetTheme inside the page directive[...]
61) Introduction To ASP.NET Themes
In this video I’ll be discussing the concept of website themes so that you can apply theme to control the appearance of the web server controls on your website. Master page is different to theme because Master page allows you to share content among multiple pages of your web page but theme is [...]
60) ASP.NET Wizard Control
In this video I’ll demonstrate the Wizard control. The Wizard works very similar to MultiView which breaks a page into different views. The Wizard can be used to create a multiple step forms, so you can have step 1, step 2, step 3 etc until your user reaches the finish step and they can click [...]