In particular, I do love to organize code blocks into regions by #region and #endregion. Is it possible to do something like this while editing css document?
Well, in general how can we customize vs2010 css editor template?
Checkout the JSEnhancements add-on for VS.NET it will let you use #region in css and js. For a list of js and css enhancements in vs.net please read this.
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I've been having some annoyance with vscode while programming in typescript, intellisense seems to think that any object in a typescript file has all of the css classes as properties, when I type a "." after any object it shows a list including the objects methods, properties and a tuck load of css classes making intellisense virtually useless.
I've tried disabling all the extensions that I felt might have something related to it to no avail, but here is the list of extensions I have installed in case I missed something:
Beautify
DotENV
Heroku
heroku-cli
HTML CSS Support
HTML Preview
IntelliSense for CSS class names in HTML
Material Icon Theme
Try to disable these 2 plugins and check again:
HTML CSS Support
IntelliSense for CSS class names in HTML
Is there a way to make a custom button style in Visual Composer without using extra class?
In the Button section I can choose plenty of colors, but none of them match with the theme design. How I add a new one?
You just need to use chrome developer tools to identify which class that button is using then you can write your custom css and override the button styles but it will effect all the buttons which you will be creating using visual composer and it is not the best practice to do. So i recommend to use extra class and write custom styles
I am a new ASP.NET Webforms developer and I am trying to do a test application in ASP.NET where I can use it with Bootstrap. I already have a bootstrap template that I used with other projects and it works so well. However, when I integrated it with ASP.NET MasterPage, I got something really weired and I don't know why.
Kindly note that I am using Bootstrap 3.2 and I put all of the custom style of the template in another file called style.css.
Could you please help me in this regard and tell me how to resolve this issue?
A snapshot of the right style and the look and feel of the system (desired result):
A snapshot of the undesired result:
Here's a JSFiddle file that includes HTML and my css file, style.css. I appologize for the bad formatting and use of JSFiddle as I am totally new to this website.
All what I have done so far with ASP.NET MasterPage is copying whatever I have in the html page and embed it in the MasterPage within
<form runat="server"></form>
UPDATE:
How can I modify the CSS to recognize the main form tag in the ASP.NET MasterPage?
I would like all my custom webpart and default webparts to look the same.
And i know css classes likeL:
ms-vh and ms-vb are used for the fonts,anchors and cell bacgrounds.
What would be the best way to override this to have my webparts have one look.
And also would like to have one font for everything.
Thanks in advance
You can add your own css file to your site template and define styles there.
This MSDN article might help you if you are interested in SharePoint branding.
Can anyone tell me themes are better or CSS style sheets are better in asp.net for design?
Please explain the concept also with an example.
A theme can specify both .skin files and .css files. So there no reason not to use themes.
As for skins versus css: Go for css if its css'able.
You should combine them. Use your css files in the theme folder for your normal styling of all the html elements in your website (include all the generated elements).
In the skin file of a control, you can set the default css class. Other properties like the layout and default behaviour of the elements (sample: calender control) are editable here too.
Skin files are good for all layout specific configuration you can't easily do with css, but with the .net properties of the controls.
Basically themes is built for server controls. You can not use themes with html controls.
The css is used for server controls,html controls and tags. If you are using only server controls then you can use "theme" because you can enable or disable theme on control basis, page basis and whole website basis.
In my opinion CSS is best way to design website. because after rendering theme it shows the css style with controls and tags.
You can also use "Theme" and "CSS" together.
Same query is avilable at my post at following link.
ASP.NET 2.0, AppTheme: How can we utilize AppTheme in best way for my ASP.NET WEBSITE
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