Master Pages for Different Browsers
In this lesson, you’ll take a quick look at how master pages behave when different browsers are used to display them.
We'll cover the following...
CSS and themes
We are back to the basics: structuring a web page with CSS and
Nowadays some habits such as using nested HTML tables to position content in the right place, are easily avoidable. We have to structure a master page that will be easy to maintain, complies with standards and best practices, meets accessibility requirements, and supports search engine optimization (SEO). We have to push all formatting and layout directives from individual pages to style sheets, which leaves less markup in our individual web pages and allows the same style sheets to be reused. They ...