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• Re: CSS Friendly Menu Load Time on IE6

  Are you using the CodePlex version or the "release" version of the adapters?

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by Falcon on 5/13/2008

• Re: Documentation is lacking?

  For all intents and purposes, the releases on CodePlex should be considered the production releases. It seems like Microsoft has pretty much washed their hands of this project. I believe that Russ was only hired to get the adapters to version 1, which is unfortunate, because I feel this is important enough that Microsoft should be paying developers to do this instead of relying on the community to do it for them for free (although I'm really glad the community has stepped up to do it). I wish

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by Falcon on 5/13/2008

• Re: CSS Control Adapters Sucks ... What is going on?

  [quote user="shapper"] HeaderStyle.Width does not work. HeaderStyle.CssClass does not work. Any sugestion?[/quote] The intention behind the CSS adapters is that you will control all presentation through CSS. Thus, HeaderStyle.Width is superfluous, which is why the adapters throw it away and don't use it to set width. I understand your concern regarding HeaderStyle.CssClass, as that seems like something the adapters should include. Check the class name on your GridView in the actual

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by Falcon on 11/20/2007

• Re: Why all the classnames?

  Well, my uni throws away all styling information on controls except for CssClass and we do everything in .css files, like you do. You're right about ul li, and I'm sure there are more things like that that could be cleaned up, but at this point I doubt that will happen for backward compatibility reasons (since some people have probably already used those hooks in their stylesheets). You might talk to the guys over on CodePlex and see what they have to say. It would be nice to have the bare

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by Falcon on 8/21/2007

• Re: Why all the classnames?

  I can see where you're coming from. However, as far as .NET is concerned, all of the class names are semantically relevant. It's not like the class names are "blackBorder" or "redBackgroundOfAwesomeness". The class names are things like AspNet-Details-View, which is a completely semantically correct class name. Now, if, for example, you have your DetailsView render in a dl/dt/dd structure (like we've changed our adapter to do) but have that dl render the same way as

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by Falcon on 8/16/2007

• Re: cssadapters menu on asp.net web site

  Yup, it's been reported a couple of times on the "About this site" > "Feedback for this site" forum, and they said they would fix it whenever they had time. Whenever that will be.

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by Falcon on 8/2/2007

• Re: asp.net/cssadapters

  Somebody has accidentally overwritten the menu on the CSS Friendly adapters page again. Just a heads up. (Wish there was an easier to find feedback mechanism so I could report the error directly via email) EDIT: Nevermind, I see that this has been reported again and my post got moved to the "Feedback on this website" section, which I couldn't find earlier. Thanks! =)

  Posted to Feedback on this website (Forum) by Falcon on 8/1/2007

• Re: CSS Adapters - http://www.codeplex.com/cssfriendly

  Sorry I didn't see this thread earlier! As for another site that uses these adapters: http://www.missouristate.edu We're a public university subject to strict accessibility requirements. I'd say that makes us a pretty good reference in favor of the adapters. rtortima, your posts make you sound like you're more of a back-end developer than a front-end developer. I can see why it would be harder for someone who deals almost exclusively with the back-end to understand what's so great

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by Falcon on 7/19/2007

• Re: TreeView adapter problem

  Another possibility is that you're running into a bizarre Visual Studio caching problem. They seem to come up from time to time and make things behave strangely. I'm not sure what your testing setup is like, but your server and/or Visual Studio may be using a cached version of the adapters even though you updated the code.

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by Falcon on 7/12/2007

• Re: Horizontal Menu With CSS Adapter

  Are you able to add an IE7 specific stylesheet? For example: <!--[if IE]> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="iehacks.css" /> <![endif]-->

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by Falcon on 6/21/2007