style tag in content page

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David C

I am acclimating to ASP.NET 2.0, so excuse me not using the proper
terminology.

When I say a content page, I meant, a page that has a MasterPageFile
tag in the Page directives. So is that a slave page?

I am noticing that on that page, there is no place to put a style
tag. From what I understand what the master page does, it makes sense
since the master page has the header tag which includes all the link
tags for style sheets.

That much I understand.

But I want to be able to experiment with some CSS locally before
pushing this to the master page. But since the page does not like to
see a style tag anywhere on the page, how would you go about doing
this?
 
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Mark Rae [MVP]

I am acclimating to ASP.NET 2.0, so excuse me not using the proper
terminology.
OK.

When I say a content page, I meant, a page that has a MasterPageFile
tag in the Page directives. So is that a slave page?
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No, it's a content page.
But I want to be able to experiment with some CSS locally before
pushing this to the master page. But since the page does not like to
see a style tag anywhere on the page, how would you go about doing
this?
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You would do that in the code behind your content page, probably in the
Page_Load method.

HtmlLink objLink = new HtmlLink();
objLink.Href = "MyStylesheet.css"
objLink.Attributes.Add("rel", "stylesheet")
objLink.Attributes.Add("type", "text/css")
Header.Controls.Add(objLink);

http://www.google.co.uk/search?sour...H_en-GBGB220GB220&q=MasterPage+stylesheet+add
 
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David said:
I am acclimating to ASP.NET 2.0, so excuse me not using the proper
terminology.

When I say a content page, I meant, a page that has a MasterPageFile
tag in the Page directives. So is that a slave page?

I am noticing that on that page, there is no place to put a style
tag. From what I understand what the master page does, it makes sense
since the master page has the header tag which includes all the link
tags for style sheets.

That much I understand.

But I want to be able to experiment with some CSS locally before
pushing this to the master page. But since the page does not like to
see a style tag anywhere on the page, how would you go about doing
this?
Click to expand...

You can add styles to the page with the
Page.Header.StyleSheet.CreateStyleRule method.

Example from MSDN Library:

// Create a Style object for the <BODY> section of the Web page.
Style bodyStyle = new Style();

bodyStyle.ForeColor = System.Drawing.Color.Blue;
bodyStyle.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.LightGray;

// Add the style to the header of the current page.
Page.Header.StyleSheet.CreateStyleRule(bodyStyle, this, "BODY");
 

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