Hey all,

I'm just playing around with ASP.NET 2.0 as I started to learn it at my old job and really want to keep my hand in it.

I'm trying to set up my old job's newsletter into ASP.NET 2.0.

I created the masthead originally as an file in HTML that was really an XHTML file with CSS style sheets that I called up in classic ASP as an include.

Could I do the same thing or do I have to do something different? I'm creating a masterpage that will just read the header into a table cell (because my old job can't deal with seeing only code/markup and like to see a real layout).

So... is an ASP.NET 2.0 include the same as classic ASP with html files?

(obviously, the header is stripped out of the HTML file).

Thanks
Donna

No more includes. The whole idea of Master Pages is get away from include files, and achieve the same things in a more objected oriented way. You can create a header section in your MP, then in all the pages that use that Master Page, you'll get the same header, and you'll be able to see it in the Visual Studio designer.

MP... thanks. I just want to be able to use CSS designs and not go back to the tables.

I'll try this tonight. DZ