Themes and Skins

[Tim Royal]

With CSS being so prevalent, how common is the use of the asp.net Skins and
Themes? I'm examining my methodology for setting up sites for some folks,
and the idea of having using Themes seems compelling. However, I'm seeing
alot of emphasis on using CSS markup.

Are folks still actively using themes?

Thanks for any input.

Tim

[Michael Nemtsev [MVP]]

Re: Themes and Skins

Hello Tim,

Themes is standard asp.net feature and I see no reasons why you shouldn't
use them.
see that description http://www.15seconds.com/issue/040105.htm

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TRTim
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[gerry]

Re: Themes and Skins

the 2 are not mutually exclusive - I tend to use asp.net themes that are
100% css ie. they contain no .skin files.

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With CSS being so prevalent, how common is the use of the asp.net Skins
and Themes? I'm examining my methodology for setting up sites for some
folks, and the idea of having using Themes seems compelling. However, I'm
seeing alot of emphasis on using CSS markup.
>
Are folks still actively using themes?
>
Thanks for any input.
>
Tim
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