In this mini-course, you will learn how to design master pages using HTML, CSS, and Visual Studio IDE. By learning how to design and work with master pages, you’ll be able to reuse some elements (header, menus, logos, etc.) without having to continually code them, saving you tons of time.

You will learn how to deal with nested master pages, pages for different browsers, as well as how to design pages using CSS and themes. By the end of this course, you will have a new skill that will drastically cut down your development time.

Introduction to Master Pages in ASP.NET

The master page itself and one or more content pages

The master pages and content placeholder control

What are the two most important parts of a master page?

What are the two most important parts of a master page?

What is the extension for the master page?

What is the extension for the master page?

Which attribute binds a content page to a master page?

Which attribute binds a content page to a master page?

It gives a definite layout for the entire web application

What is the main purpose of a master page in a website?

What is the main purpose of a master page in a website?

It depends on the functionality of the web application

It depends on the user's view for the web application

Can we have multiple master pages in a single web application?

Can we have multiple master pages in a single web application?

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Quiz for the Course