stylesheet problem

[Random]

Under .NET, why doesn't the "class" attribute seem to apply to elements that
refer to a specific stylesheet reference? I've verified that the stylesheet
is being referenced by creating styles that refer specifically to HTML tags.
But if I want to call on a particular style just using the "class"
attribute, there is no stylesheet formatting being done.

[avnrao]

all web controls have CSSClass attribute which is your stylesheet class
attribute.

Av.
"Random" <ci*******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Under .NET, why doesn't the "class" attribute seem to apply to elements
that
refer to a specific stylesheet reference? I've verified that the
stylesheet
is being referenced by creating styles that refer specifically to HTML
tags.
But if I want to call on a particular style just using the "class"
attribute, there is no stylesheet formatting being done.

[Random]

It's not a web control. They're just normal, table elements.

I have this in the header...

<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" id="Style" runat="server" />

And script that applies the href to the stylesheet reference. I've checked
the source on the browser page and it is being applied correctly. then I
have the element...

<table class="standard">....</table>

And, of course, the class reference in the stylesheet...

standard {background-color: Aqua;font-size: 2;}

I'm posting this here because I'm wondering if it is something different
about .NET that is making this not work. I mean, "class" is a legal
attribute, but Visual Studio .NET doesn't seem to want to recognize it as
such.
"avnrao" <av*@newsgroups.com> wrote in message
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all web controls have CSSClass attribute which is your stylesheet class
attribute.

Av.
"Random" <ci*******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:ev**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...

Under .NET, why doesn't the "class" attribute seem to apply to elements
that
refer to a specific stylesheet reference? I've verified that the
stylesheet
is being referenced by creating styles that refer specifically to HTML
tags.
But if I want to call on a particular style just using the "class"
attribute, there is no stylesheet formatting being done.

[EijiTek]

CSS class names start with a period so your class should be named
".standard". This implies a class defined for all tags as opposed to a
class named "TD.standard" which is defined specifically for TD tags.

"Random" <ci*******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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It's not a web control. They're just normal, table elements.

I have this in the header...

<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" id="Style" runat="server" />

And script that applies the href to the stylesheet reference. I've checked the source on the browser page and it is being applied correctly. then I
have the element...

<table class="standard">....</table>

And, of course, the class reference in the stylesheet...

standard {background-color: Aqua;font-size: 2;}

I'm posting this here because I'm wondering if it is something different
about .NET that is making this not work. I mean, "class" is a legal
attribute, but Visual Studio .NET doesn't seem to want to recognize it as
such.
"avnrao" <av*@newsgroups.com> wrote in message
news:ed**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...

all web controls have CSSClass attribute which is your stylesheet class
attribute.

Av.
"Random" <ci*******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:ev**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...

Under .NET, why doesn't the "class" attribute seem to apply to elements that
refer to a specific stylesheet reference? I've verified that the
stylesheet
is being referenced by creating styles that refer specifically to HTML
tags.
But if I want to call on a particular style just using the "class"
attribute, there is no stylesheet formatting being done.