ASP.NET controls has a bunch of attributes that take in order the look and feel of every control. For example TextBox server control, if we want the TextBox color turn into specific color we specify the ForeColor attribute to the name of Color defined in Color structure. If we want the TextBox text font appear in Georgia font, set Font-Name attribute to Georgia. ASP.NET TextBox script for above requirements will look something like this:
<asp:TextBox id="txtTest" ForeColor="Red" Font-Name="Georgia" runat="server" />
It looks simple, right?
But wait, for the one familiar with ASP.NET it doesn’t matter, but for everyone who already familiar with CSS maybe there is a bit problem because the attribute name of ASP.NET server controls slightly different with attribute in CSS file. So sometimes we may prefer that the looks and feels of ASP.NET controls ruled within CSS file. And yes, we can do this!
In ASP.NET information within a CSS file can be accessed either declaratively or programmatically, its up to you which one to choose. To make a CSS file visible within our page put this declaration inside our <head></head> tag:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="[filelocation/css_filename.css]" />
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