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In Web site development with ASP.NET, the
Content Page is a page that is associated to a
Master Page. A Content Page will contain only markup and controls inside
Content controls and it cannot have any top-level content of its own. Any
Content Page can use controls that specifically override content placeholder
sections in the Master Page.
See ASP.NET
See also "Customizing
and Managing Your Site's Appearance" on
Webreference.com.
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 Microsoft's ASP.NET Page
News, downloads, articles and other ASP.NET resources.
ASP.Net Tutorials: Creating a Layout Using Master Pages
Just as Themes and Skins allow you to factor out style definitions from your page code and maintain them in a common file, Master Pages do the same for page layout.
Customizing and Managing Your Site's Appearance
When a page that uses a master page (i.e., a content page) is requested, ASP.NET merges the content page and master page together (assuming of course that both have already been compiled).
Developer.com
Contains resources, tools, articles, discussion areas, and events of interest to Internet/intranet developers. Directories include: ActiveX, Java, JavaBeans, JavaScript, Microsoft and .NET, open source and VRML.
Webopedia's "Did You Know...?" Section
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