I am working on several ASP.NET user controls. I was interested to know if I can contribute to your thoughts on boys and girls about how you apply style to your controls.
I would rather push it like this in CSS, so for a few controls that I did in the past, I just ran a string property that allows you to enter a string that is then included in the “style” attribute when rendering, I know that I could would also use the CSSClass property and apply the class attribute.
I haven’t done much to create the “right” Style property (in which you actually save the style object and use the constructor to specify its values). This seems to be a lot of work for me, and TBH, I hate the style editor interface and really prefer to enter a CSS / class name.
What do you think about this?
Note: This is subjectively subjective - so clear:
The accepted answer would be:
- Pro and con offers different approaches.
- Opinions are welcome, but a good answer should be constructive.
- Backup with some real knowledge / experience.
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