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Introducing Application Styling for ASP.NET

For several years now, Web page design has relied on the versatility and power of cascading style sheets. These style sheets not only define a graphical ruleset for your web page, but they organize and categorize different looks and feels according to a cascade, or inheritance effect. A great thing about cascading style sheets is that you don’t have to use inline styles, all styles can be defined through assigning a class to a div, paragraph, id, or span tag. This is where Application Styling takes full advantage of style sheets.

Each Ultimate UI for ASP.NET control/component has several states that they can exist in. For example, a button can be in its normal state, a hovered state, or even a pressed state. Each of these states is represented by a class in the style sheet - and each control is represented by an entire style sheet.