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    Resolved [RESOLVED] .CSS Page

    Last week i was at a training class on ASP.NET for VS2003. Now I'm back at work and using VS2005. Anyway in the class when we started a new asp website the .css file was created automagically, all we had to do was click show all files and it showed up in the solution explorer. Well i'm trying to find my .css file now, but i dont see a button for show all files and when i browse the folder that stores all my pages and files i don't see the .css file there either.

    So Does VS2005 create the .css file? And if so how can i get at it to edit it? Or if not am i screwed?

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    Re: .CSS Page

    VS 2005 does NOT automagically create the .css file. you will have to create it yourself. then when you create a new page (or master page for that matter) you simply go to design view of that page, and drag and drop the .css file into the <head> tag of the code view from your solution explorer.


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    Re: .CSS Page

    Cool thanks for clearing that up.
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    Re: [RESOLVED] .CSS Page

    anytime!


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