seperate CSS file it's much more organized hehe.. give example?

* {
background-color: #000000
}

in something.css

If you're developing in ASP.NET, you'd use the .css file ProgrammersTalk mentioned on a master page, and have all your content pages use the same master, so as to ensure that the style is employed on all of your pages.

Thanks for your valuable answers.

Is there any thing like if click a button something should happen in all of web pages(like change of background color).If Yes Where should I place the code and how?

Please answer.

Thank you,
Aravind.

If it were me, and mind you I'm still quite new to ASP, I'd put it in the master page and store the change in a cookie or session variable. The master page is for material (including layout) that will be rendered on every page, and you just specify parts of it wherein the content will vary by page. Do some research on how to use them.

HI Infarction,

Could you please just elaborate and give example.

thanks
Aravind

No. Look it up yourself.

Arvind you should try using a search engine called google!!

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If your application is written in ASP.Net 2.0 , you can create a master page that will be the template for all pages inside the web site.

Or if it is asp.net 1.1, you can create a base class using the PageTemplate design pattern and all other pages will extend the base class to achive common look and feel, etc.....