Customizing the look of a web site using ASP.NET themes

by Michael F. Collins, III September 14, 2008 10:52

In this post, I'll continue my discussion of the construction of a new web site for ImaginaryRealities.com by discussing how I'm going to use ASP.NET themes to style and configure the "look" for my new web site. ASP.NET 2.0 introduced a new feature called themes which allows responsibilities on a web site to be truly separated between a developer that implements functionality and a designer that implements style. Using themes, the same web site can take on several different looks through a simple modification of the Web.config or application setting in a production environment. New looks can also be easily developed and deployed without making modifications to the existing web site. This post will discuss what ASP.NET themes are, how they work, and how they can be used in an ASP.NET web site or application. More...

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