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In Web site development with ASP.NET, the master page
is a feature that enables you to define common structure and interface markup
elements for your Web site, including
headers, footers, style
definitions, or navigation bars. The master page can be shared by any of the
pages in your Web site, called the Content Page,
and removes need to duplicate code for shared elements within your Web site.
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).
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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.
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