Styling with master page results in bad rendering 1

collegian · Aug 24, 2010

Hello,

I am applying master page to my .aspx pages but the pages are not being rendered well. However, when I do not use the master page and apply css to style the page it renders well.
Can anyone give some suggestion as to what might be causing the issue with master page?

Also,is there any way to apply additional styles to a .aspx page in addition to the master page,without using inline css?

ca8msm · Aug 24, 2010

It's most likely a malformed link to the css file. If you want any detailed help try posting a link to the url (or supply the rendered html and css) in the HTML forum.

Mark,

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collegian · Aug 24, 2010

Thanks for the reply.I'll try and do that!

jshurst · Aug 27, 2010

To answer your second question...yes you can apply additional styles to a page without inline CSS. You can dynamically insert a new stylesheet reference in the PreReder method of your page (or Load, Init, whereever).

Check this out

Code:

 Dim mainStylesheet As New HtmlLink
            mainStylesheet.Attributes.Add("type", "text/css")
            mainStylesheet.Attributes.Add("rel", "stylesheet")
mainStylesheet.Attributes.Add("href", ResolveUrl("~/StyleSheets/YUI.Green.css"))

 Me.Header.Controls.Add(entry)

Above the Me.Header is the name of the <head> element of the masterpage (you might need to get a reference to this from your content page if neccessary). I do this so that users can set preferences of how the site looks (different stylesheet for different users).

Regards,

J

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