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• Re: User controls and inheritance

  For some reason, VS can't load the base class because you have it marked as MustInherit. I assume this is because it can't instantiate the class when it goes to load it in the designer. Anyways, if you don't absolutely need it marked MustInherit, then you can just remove it and it should work for you. Rick

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by bassham on 5/26/2006

• Re: How to change the contentplaceholder bgcolor using Theme skin file?

  Since you can't set the background color of the contentplaceholder control, do it like this: <div class="contentplaceholder1"> <asp:contentplaceholder ...> </asp:contentplaceholder> </div> Then you can just add a class to your style.css file in the theme directory: . contentplaceholder1 { background-color : red ; } The contentplaceholder control is just what it says, it just holds a spot for something else to go in, the control itself never actually renders anywhere. Hope

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by bassham on 12/15/2005

• Re: VS.net 2005 Dynamic Menus Does not Work in IE 6

  What is your <xhtmlConformance mode="Transitional|Legacy|Strict"/> set to in your web.config? I ran into a similar problem, where IE wouldn't display any css properties, but Firefox would. If you set it to strict, IE will render it properly. Give it a try. web.config <system.web> <xhtmlConformance mode="Strict" /> </system.web> Rick

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by bassham on 12/2/2005

• Re: images on menu

  What is your <xhtmlConformance mode="Transitional|Legacy|Strict"/> set to in your web.config? I ran into a similar problem, where IE wouldn't display any css properties. If you set it to strict, IE will render it properly. Give it a try. web.config <system.web> <xhtmlConformance mode="Strict" /> </system.web> Rick

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by bassham on 12/1/2005

• Re: Using asp:table in master page makes design view not useable for content pages

  From what I understand, the designer doesn't support <asp:table> with master pages very well. Kind of like the way it doesn't support nested master pages. I have found that if you use the regular html <table> tags, it will work. Of course you lose the .Net functionality of the table, but if it is just used for layout, it shouldn't be to big a loss. Rick

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by bassham on 12/1/2005

• Re: Can Web Parts be used with Master Pages? Is this an MS tested and supported configuration?

  I just figured here would be a good place to post my trials and tribulations with master pages and webparts. So far, I have been able to get a webpart page working well. However, when I try to move it to use a master page, Internet Explorer refuses to render any of the style information. The page still looks great in Firefox, but IE won't display correctly. I've tried moving the webpart manager from the master to the content page, and putting everything in the master and putting everything in the

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by bassham on 11/10/2005

• Re: Firefox Compatability

  Actually Bill, I have the opposite problem. It seems that none of the style information is working with IE, but it looks great with Firefox. Go figure. The only thing I can't seem to do in Firefox is drag the panels around. I'm also wondering if anyone has come accross my problem. Rick

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by bassham on 11/8/2005