Add css file in ascx page

How can I register a css code block inside an ascx control? I doesn't seem to work? Improve this question. Matt Matt Including CSS rules within your head tag like you are showing will indeed work, but I'm not sure what you mean by "anywhere in ascx page. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. You have three options to insert CSS into a page: External style sheet Internal style sheet Inline style The style element must be enclosed within the head element.

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NET question on a topic that's not covered by one of the other more specific forums - ask it here. Sign in to vote. User posted This may be a stupid question, but I can't seem to get my ascx file for my user control to recognize a class in my stylesheet. I put the link at the top of the ascx file, but I'm new to user controls and not sure if this isn't working because I don't have section at the top like aspx pages do.

Or maybe I'm trying to get something to work that won't work, but I'd like to reference a CssClass on my linkbutton in the user control. Thanks in advance! Wednesday, April 28, AM. User posted The right thing to do is what you yourself have suggested You should then be able to use the CssClass property for any control you choose.

If this is not working, then there may be an error in your CSS definitions. Can you perhaps show your code for your linkbutton control, and also your CSS? User posted Chad, I've found it's best to keep all of my CSS definitions in a single file, then use link tags in the section of the container page.

You won't see the css rendered in your. Wednesday, April 28, PM. User posted Thanks. That was it I was expecting to see the CSS rendered in my ascx file. If I had opened the page before posting, I would have seen that it worked fine. User posted cbryant5, I am having the same challenges as you did. I have an ascx file user control to which I want to apply a stylesheet.

I understand that the idea is to apply to the aspx page that is actually using the user control in the CssClass property of the control. The problem is my user control does not have this property.

I think I am missing something here. Your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Steve Sturgis. Wednesday, October 26, PM. User posted Steve I think idea was that I had controls buttons, etc in my user control that needed to have styles applied.

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