I am creating a custom web control (Class Library - DLL) that uses CSS
Classes.
I want the user to be able to change those CSS classes if necessary.
Should I include the CSS Classes inside my .dll library? Is that even
possible?
Or should I just copy the CSS file to my Web Site Themes folder?
Thanks,
MiguelHi shapper,
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Should I include the CSS Classes inside my .dll library? Is that even possible?
In Resources. But how users will change and obtain them?
As idea: you can create a module to provide the classes to a user by generation
a dynamic css-data (a css-generator). Where to store is not a problem in
this case, because the module is a "facade" for the user. Now provide a user
id (or such) for the module and it should generate user's custom data.
Regards, Alex
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Originally Posted by
Hello,
>
I am creating a custom web control (Class Library - DLL) that uses CSS
Classes.
>
I want the user to be able to change those CSS classes if necessary.
>
Should I include the CSS Classes inside my .dll library? Is that even
possible?
>
Or should I just copy the CSS file to my Web Site Themes folder?
>
Thanks,
>
Miguel
>
On 28 , 19:21, shapper <mdmo...@.gmail.comwrote:
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Hello,
>
I am creating a custom web control (Class Library - DLL) that uses CSS
Classes.
>
I want the user to be able to change those CSS classes if necessary.
>
Should I include the CSS Classes inside my .dll library? Is that even
possible?
>
Or should I just copy the CSS file to my Web Site Themes folder?
>
Thanks,
>
Miguel
Hi,
Some time ago I faced with problem of registration of stylesheets
created in runtime.
Here I described how to solve this problem.
http://marss.co.ua/StylesheetRegistration.aspx
Maybe you'll find it useful.
Regards,
Mykola
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