Yes you can. I can't remember the exact details, but I created a new project with CSS adapters and saw what was added and then added those things to my existing projects. It's a matter of adding the adapter files to the App_Browsers folder and App_Code\Adapters,
which you'll have to create those folders. And there may be some lines to add to your web.config. So, it can be done. I actually didn't add all of the adapters, I managed to just add the adapters I needed. The adapters work great at allowing designers
to apply styles and it also reduces page size because it builds your components with <div> instead of the more verbose <table> tags.
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Using CSS Adapters in already built site
Aug 07, 2007 01:13 AM|tectrix|LINK
Hi all,
I want to use CSS Adapters to enhance the GridViews & DetailsViews of my site. Could CSS Adapters be used in an already built site?
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Re: Using CSS Adapters in already built site
Aug 07, 2007 09:50 AM|jarellxede|LINK
Yes you can. I can't remember the exact details, but I created a new project with CSS adapters and saw what was added and then added those things to my existing projects. It's a matter of adding the adapter files to the App_Browsers folder and App_Code\Adapters, which you'll have to create those folders. And there may be some lines to add to your web.config. So, it can be done. I actually didn't add all of the adapters, I managed to just add the adapters I needed. The adapters work great at allowing designers to apply styles and it also reduces page size because it builds your components with <div> instead of the more verbose <table> tags.
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Re: Using CSS Adapters in already built site
Aug 10, 2007 02:13 AM|tectrix|LINK
Thanks jarellxede for your help !