Am using various themes . when i change from one theme to another the previous part of the Theme is applied to some parts during initial load . Applying theme is done in Code Behind only . Attched is the image .
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My site structure is like that I've 4 sub folders and few pages at roots when sub folder pages are viewed in browser their css breaks some of the images doesn't work well.
View 2 Repliescan any body tell me how to apply theme in master pages and content pages
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View 3 RepliesGreetings I am brand spanking new to VS Studio 2010 and relatively new to ASP.Net, so be gentle in your reply.
Question: I am trying to set-up a theme which is viewable on all sub-pages.
In previous versions of VS, I could simply add <pages theme="myTheme" /> to the web.config file. Now in VS 2010 the web.config has been "refactored" and I cannot add that code ..
I am working on Themes. Till now I can sussessfully change the Single Page theme when my user logs in.
I Used :
Page.Theme = "RedTheme";
and redirect it.
But if i take master page then i unable to apply the selected theme to all pages. My User can able change theme now. But only for single page. How to apply for all pages?
I want to apply theme for my website. i am using asp.net.
I think there is some easy way in asp.net.using skin files and style sheet.
In Displaying Data in a Chart tutorial there is a secion that talks about styling a chart. It mentions that there are many ways you can style a chart but then it just goes on talking about how to apply a theme. I want to style the chart myself but can't for the life of me figure out how to do so.
View 8 RepliesI have a webapp with a Masterpage and 4 or so content pages. I have created a theme folder with a style sheet. I put the <pages theme="Default" in the web.config. When I run the app all the styles in the style sheet apply and it looks great. But design view does not apply the styles from my theme. Design view does not use the web.config setting or something. How do I get design view to apply the theme styles.
View 2 RepliesActually the controls are in a user control on an aspx page that also uses a master page (if that matters)
I defined a table in the skin file with TableHeaderRow, HeaderTableCell. I added some formatting to these entries. The table defined in the control is not being skinned by this definition. If I add a "CssClass" on the TableHeaderCell in the control, the formatting works fine. If I add the CssClass to the skin it doesn't work.
Skin file:
<asp:Table runat="server" SkinID="dataTable" BorderStyle="None" CellPadding="0" CellSpacing="0" CssClass="table">
I have the following - ListView and its two handlers AdminUsersListView_ItemEditing, AdminUsersListView_Load.
<asp:ListView ID="AdminUsersListView" runat="server"
onitemediting="AdminUsersListView_ItemEditing" onload="AdminUsersListView_Load"
DataKeyNames="UserId">
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I got a Master page and nested master pages in the subfolders. Top Level Master page Second Level Master page inherited Top Level Master page Third Level Master page inherited Second Level Master page However, changes (i.e. new images & alt. name) that I made in the Top level master page did not apply to the second or third levels. My webpage has a correct front page but not in the sections.
View 4 RepliesI've encountered a problem when I put a treeview in a page which is using master page. The treeview style doesn't apply.For example, I set the nodes with different colors in different levels. But the treeview nodes are still displayed in the default color(bule).
The treeview code is :
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If I use these code in a page which doesn't use a master page. The nodes are shown in colors.
I am new to ASp.Net 3.5 and the concept of themes. I have a master page named ParentMaster in a web site along with a theme in the App_Themes folder. When i publish this website, i get 2 dll's one for the masterpage and one for the theme. Now i am inheriting the parent master page in another web project's child masterpage using the property
Inherits="ASP.masterpage_master"
Now i want to get the theme also like this. I have a theme dll that i have referenced and i need to set the theme on an aspx page based on this dll. How can i do that?
i download a css theme and i want use it in my website but i have some problem with menu in this theme menu use ListItem:
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and the style for the menu id is:
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but when i use a horizontal menu in my masterpage and set the rendering mode to list it's not working like the sample that i have. is there something that i have to change?
In web.config I have this line:
<
pages
theme="BaseTheme">
On the page, I have this line:
<%
@
Page
Language="C#"
AutoEventWireup="true"
Theme
="Theme1"
Inherits="_Default"
Codebehind="Default.aspx.cs" %>
I thought Theme1 should be additional to BaseTheme with Theme1 has higher priority in case of conflict. But Theme1 seems to have replaced BaseTheme completely and nothing in BaseTheme shows on the Default.aspx page. If this is the right behaviol, how to add additional theme to a page?
in my web application i want to give theme or css dynamically sal for example there are 5 radiobuttons each with some different theme user will choose any one and than that theme should apply to his page.i don't want give class name dynamically i want to give entire theme dynamically.
View 2 RepliesI am now in process doing theme for my web application.
This is how i want my Theme work :Whenever user choose to change the theme, the whole web site theme should changed accrodingly.
Most of the examples that i find out online require to assign the theme in Page_PreInit event in every page. The theme name is store in session variable.
My concern is that is there anyway to assign particular theme to whole web site without having assing it to every page and store the theme into session variable.
I have a few sites that use the same application but use details to populate the site content such as title, logo and theme based on the URL. These details are stored in a database.
What is the best way to populate these details. I was thinking this should be done in the Global.asax rather then my page.master
I have a master page that is used for all the sites and had the code called ther but it might be better to do the database calls in Global rather then in the master page?
I'm just beginning to learn about themes and skins and I'm wondering if it is possible to include some js.files in a themefolder.
I've created a theme called "bluefixed" but it needs some javascript that other themes don't. I thought it would just be a matter of putting a js file in the correct themefolder and than that js filed would be included, but i'm not able to get this working.
Im pretty new and Im not sure what Im doing wrong here. Could anyone please take a look at my code an let me know what my problem is.
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I am an ASP.Net developer, and I use the data controls quite frequently. One of the things that Microsoft, unfortunately, hasn't spent much time on, are the themes. (i.e. "Professional, Colorful, etc...) No offense to the designers that came up with them, but I don't use them because they're not all that pleasant to look at. I've been designing my own "App_Themes".
Is there a gallery of themes that you can download or buy to plug into ASP.Net controls. It would be really cool if someone has figured out how to add themes to the "tasks", where all the stock themes are. I also use Developer Express, so I'm aware that there are control libraries out there, and have used them, I just haven't seen themes that were designed specifically for use with ASP.Net controls in a manner that made them seamless with the "out of the box" themes.
Does anyone know how to either add your own theme to the collection of themes ASP comes with, or is there a good set of themes for purchase or free? Links would be much appreciated. Just to clarify, I'm not talking about control libraries, just ASP.Net themes.
I'm trying to set themes on a website and I followed Chris Pels' Video Tutorial from the general videos page (link below) and the themes now change, the only problem is that when you change to the next page the theme reverts back to the original default theme. I've looked into cookies and haven't been able to get it to work as yet, I'm using the base page structure and the themes change when I select the theme from a dropdown list (there isn't an asp button click) any help is greatly received.p.s.(I can private message you the link to the site if you would like to have a look)http://www.asp.net/general/videos/how-do-i-create-user-selectable-themes-for-a-web-site
View 3 RepliesI have a root directory in which I have many sub directories. Each of those subdirectories has its own project, webconfig.ini file, etc. I added a Theme directory to each of the projects in the subfolders. This worked correctly until recently when my webhost changed something with my websites because of a malisious attack on them. I don't know what they changed (nor will they tell me) but it no longer picks up the themes in the sub-folders rather it use the theme directory in the main root. How can I tell my app to use the theme directory in the same directory that it lives in rather than using the one from the parent directory?
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