i have a simple question, since i'm very new to CSS adapter. is it possible to use the CSS control adapter to "render" an existing asp.net 2 web site that was built using the ajax control kit template, to make it render as css friendly instead of table layout?
if yes please can anyone point me to some doc/tutorials to proceed on that, otherwise, is there any other solution that can help doing something similar? redesigning the site from scratch is not an option as that was done few months ago already.
You can add the Adapters, but you will still have alot of work to do to set up the CSS and get it looking like you want. I guess if you have a good CSS base that has already been applied to the Design/Layout of the site (other than the controls) it will
be easier than starting over, but not alot.
As for tutorials, anything on the CSS Friendly Adapters is fine to learn about how they work.
Here is a page that explains how to add them to an existing site:
http://www.asp.net/CSSAdapters/WhitePaper.aspx
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rendering existing table design as CSS layout
Mar 08, 2008 03:22 PM|LINK
Hello,
i have a simple question, since i'm very new to CSS adapter. is it possible to use the CSS control adapter to "render" an existing asp.net 2 web site that was built using the ajax control kit template, to make it render as css friendly instead of table layout?
if yes please can anyone point me to some doc/tutorials to proceed on that, otherwise, is there any other solution that can help doing something similar? redesigning the site from scratch is not an option as that was done few months ago already.
thanks a lot
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Re: rendering existing table design as CSS layout
Mar 09, 2008 01:00 AM|LINK
You can add the Adapters, but you will still have alot of work to do to set up the CSS and get it looking like you want. I guess if you have a good CSS base that has already been applied to the Design/Layout of the site (other than the controls) it will be easier than starting over, but not alot.
As for tutorials, anything on the CSS Friendly Adapters is fine to learn about how they work. Here is a page that explains how to add them to an existing site: http://www.asp.net/CSSAdapters/WhitePaper.aspx