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I learned how to make a page layout liquid so it fills the screen
regardless of resolution, but I do not see how to do that with a
project that uses master page. Is there a way? My understanding is the
top level container must have style elements. Since the top level
container of a page that references a master page is a
contentplaceholder, which does not allow style elements, I dont see
how to do this.

Bill

Once the MasterPage has been processed, it becomes just another "control" in
the Page. So an CSS layout(s) that are defined in the Master will work. As
long as your content gets injected "inside" whatever CSS div's etc are
defined, the page will take on the overall CSS layout that was defined in the
Master.
Peter

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> I learned how to make a page layout liquid so it fills the screen
> regardless of resolution, but I do not see how to do that with a
> project that uses master page. Is there a way? My understanding is the
> top level container must have style elements. Since the top level
> container of a page that references a master page is a
> contentplaceholder, which does not allow style elements, I dont see
> how to do this.
>
> Bill
>
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