GridView and master

[Hari]

Hi All,

Is there any way to write a CSS kinda header or table definition in
Master Page, so that all GridViews in child pages have the same looks?

Regards,
Prakash.

[Mark Rae]

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Is there any way to write a CSS kinda header or table definition in
Master Page, so that all GridViews in child pages have the same looks?

1) Create a stylesheet
2) Add the various styles you want for your GridViews
3) Add a reference to the stylesheet in the header section of your
MasterPage

What problem are you having...?

[clickon]

You should use CSS classes for this. GridViews are ASP.net controls that
render out whatever HTML is aplicable to the relevent browser. You cannot
set a style in a style sheet that will apply to all GridViews the same say
you can for HTML elements such as <table<bodyetc. GridViews have a
CSSClass property. Set up a css class in your style sheet then set the
cssclass property of the GridView to refer to it.

"Hari" wrote:

Hi All,

Is there any way to write a CSS kinda header or table definition in
Master Page, so that all GridViews in child pages have the same looks?

Regards,
Prakash.

[Hari]

Hi Rae, Clickon,

I know this usual way. I do like this in HTML. I'm a PHP programmer
and at last turned to ASP.NET. I just started learning. I thought it
would be nice, If I visually design sample table and its styles in
Master Page and I just make style reference in the child pages.

Suppose I have GridView in Two Pages, like Default format is
separately available in that controls. If have a sample GridView in
master page, and it has a style which reflects in all gridviews using
that master page. Anyway your solution works fine.

Thank you.

Regards,
Hari.