You should read up on themes in asp.net 2.0. Until you do, why dont you
dynamically set the stylesheet in default.aspx and have 1 default page, and
two stylesheets.
<head>
<link id="cssStyleSheet" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" runat="server" />
</head>
Sub Page_Load(Sender As Object, E As EventArgs)
If Not (IsPostBack)
cssStyleSheet.Attributes.Add("href","Stylesheet1.c ss")
End If
End SubCant remember where I saw this but its probably what your looking
for.
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Regards
John Timney (MVP)
"Mr Flibble" <> wrote in message
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>I want my site to host a Default.aspx and a Default2.aspx page with one
> page being rendered using Stylesheet1.css and the other using
> Stylesheet2.css. So far I've just copied Default into Default2 (cut and
> paste) but this is crap because every time I need to change my site I
> will need to make the changes to both Default and Default2 which are the
> same page apart from the stylesheet. Clearly there is a better way in
> ASP.NET to perform what must be a FAQ? Unless I remove all the HTML
> generating code and put it app_code and both sites use that , but is
> there a way of ridding myself of the necessity for having two pages when
> really all I want is one page rendered against two different stylesheets
> and presented as separate pages on my site.
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