I'm working with Visual Studio Professional Team edition for developers. I'm wondering if I the starter kits are built for the Express edition. Most of the help I find for beginers is for the Express edition, but I feel since I own the Professional edition
I should be learning and using it. Should I be using the Express edition for the ASP.Net starter kits?
The Small Business Starter Kit doesn't look right in my VS2005 Pro version in design view. On the default.aspx page the columns don't look right at all in design view. But when I run the site with ctrl-f5, the site looks and acts great! Why doesn't the default.aspx
page look the same in design view as it does when I run it?
Keep using Visual Studio Pro. Initially, the site looks just as bad in VWD. The reason the site looks rubbish in Design view is because the css file hasn't been associated with it in a way the IDE recognises. Open App_Themes, then Standard, and drag the
css-content.css file onto the MasterPage. That should sort it.
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Express vs. VS Pro
Mar 16, 2007 02:30 AM|LINK
I'm working with Visual Studio Professional Team edition for developers. I'm wondering if I the starter kits are built for the Express edition. Most of the help I find for beginers is for the Express edition, but I feel since I own the Professional edition I should be learning and using it. Should I be using the Express edition for the ASP.Net starter kits?
The Small Business Starter Kit doesn't look right in my VS2005 Pro version in design view. On the default.aspx page the columns don't look right at all in design view. But when I run the site with ctrl-f5, the site looks and acts great! Why doesn't the default.aspx page look the same in design view as it does when I run it?
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Re: Express vs. VS Pro
Mar 16, 2007 09:19 AM|LINK
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