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Chapter 9. Using Master Pages to Centralize Page Layout - Pg. 68
68 Chapter 9. Using Master Pages to Centralize Page Layout Creating a Master Page, 96 Applying Master Pages to Content Pages, 100 Using Master Pages Effectively, 103 Web user controls are very useful for designing repetitive layouts once and then using them in many pages. Their strength lies in replicating parts of pages; they're not as useful for replicating the layout of an entire page. To understand why this is so, consider the structure of an overall site design: · The predominant design elements usually occupy the edges of each page. Web user controls usually reside in the middle of the page or along a small portion of one edge. · A site-level design often includes style sheet files, scripts, and other elements that should appear in the <head> section of each page. Web user controls don't have a <head> section and unless you do some complex programming, Web user controls don't affect the <head> section of the
