Hi,

I am creating some ASP.NET composite server controls (inheriting from
CompositeControl). Right now I have the styles for the various objects
hardcoded, but what I would like to do is allow the user to use a stylesheet
without actually knowing the internal structure of the control. I am
insterested in knowing some of the best pracises for using stylesheets with
composite controls.

For example, when a person sets a border style on the main object, I would
like it not to affect the main container but rather the chile controls such
as textboxes and so on.

Peter,

I think that to apply a CSS style to a child control, you would need to
write logic to do this.

Hope this helps,


Steve

"Peter Rilling" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I am creating some ASP.NET composite server controls (inheriting from
> CompositeControl). Right now I have the styles for the various objects
> hardcoded, but what I would like to do is allow the user to use a
> stylesheet without actually knowing the internal structure of the control.
> I am insterested in knowing some of the best pracises for using
> stylesheets with composite controls.
>
> For example, when a person sets a border style on the main object, I would
> like it not to affect the main container but rather the chile controls
> such as textboxes and so on.
>
>