jingzhao456
We try to separate all code into .cs file. But the html code has to site in aspx file.
If you need to make changes to web page, what do you do? Do you change it in dreamweaver, merge the code, or do you let graphics designer change them in visual studio? I know for small change, like spell error, we can do it in visual studio. I am talking about relative big change.
How do you handle multiple language? Do you put text in separate file? For example, text for label.
Hi,
most of the time designers take the first step, laying out the overall look and feel of the application/site. I would advice that content and layout is seperate whereas the layout is done with a .css file (cascading style sheets) while the content is actually text with html. After that, it's relatively easy for a developer to get the html page and convert it to an ASP.NET webform. When an external css file is used it's later easy to re-layout the look and feel of the pages. If you don't believe me take a look atCSSZengarden, where the html file is the same but the images and css content is different.
For multilanguage sites you can use localization.
Grz, Kris.
