@import url(sheet2.css); Just like link, @import can be used to direct the web browser to load an external style sheet and use its styles in the rendering of the HTML document. The only major difference is in the actual syntax and placement of the command. @import is found inside the style container. It must be … Continued
<link rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” href=”sheet1.css” media=”all” /> – allows HTML authors to associate other documents with the document containing the link tag. Alternate style sheets: <link rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” href=”sheet1.css” title=”Default” /> <link rel=”alternate stylesheet” type=”text/css” href=”bigtext.css” title=”Big Text” /> <link rel=”alternate stylesheet” type=”text/css” href=”zany.css” title=”Crazy colors!” /> It is also possible to group alternate style sheets … Continued
Replaced elements – the element’s content is replaced by something that is not directly represented by document content. For example, <img> Nonreplaced elements – their content is presented by the user agent (generally a browser) inside a box generated by the element itself. For example, <span>hi there</span> is a nonreplaced element, and the text “hi … Continued
Just couple articles: MSDN – The ASP.NET Page Object Model 4GuysFromRolla – How ASP.NET Web Pages are Processed on the Web Server By Bryan Xu
The only way for an ASP.NET page to realize that you are using a server control (like asp:Textbox or input type=”text”) is to have runat=”server” in the control tag. This is very important; forgetting it will cause the ASP.NET engine to pass over the control as HTML. By Bryan Xu