Combine the power of HTML, CSS, and ASP.NET 2.0 to create powerful Web Forms applications using less code

One of the big controversies in the Web Forms development world involves the use of HTML tables vs. pure cascading style sheets design. Taking a middle ground, this sample chapter from Programming Microsoft Web Forms argues that both HTML tables and cascading style sheets have their place in Web Forms development. Explore the fundamentals of HTML and CSS with regard to Web Form layout. Learn how to take full advantage of the tools that Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 has to offer, including Themes, Master Pages and the Wizard control. You will find that you can markedly reduce the amount of code required to create a powerful Web Forms application.

Title: Programming Microsoft Web Forms
ISBN: 0735621799
Published: November 2005
Author: Douglas J. Reilly
Chapter: Chapter 3: Web Form Layout
Published by Microsoft Press