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New CSS support in Visual Studio 2008

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Author: Hi, I am Daniel Moth Smiley

Introduction: Separating structure from style is a goal that nobody disagrees with and neither does anybody disagree that CSS can be a bit hard to work with, with yesterday's tools. In this 16' video find out about the new CSS support in VS2008 which some say is unparalleled in the market.

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  • bitdisastersection31 Expert in ​CoffeeDriven​Development

    The video doesn't work. Please check.
    The file can't be found on the server.

  • Daniel MothDaniel Moth

    Hi section31, both streaming and the download link of the ZIP work fine here. Try again later in case it is a server replication issue and if none of the links work for you ping me directly.

    Anyone else having issues?

  • bitdisastersection31 Expert in ​CoffeeDriven​Development
    Daniel Moth wrote:
    

    Hi section31, both streaming and the download link of the ZIP work fine here. Try again later in case it is a server replication issue and if none of the links work for you ping me directly.

    Anyone else having issues?



    Ok, the zip works. But the stream still doesn't work.
  • Daniel MothDaniel Moth
    The streaming still works here btw on IE7 on Vista but that should make no difference.

    Glad you found a way to view the video, hope you enjoy it Big Smile

  • deecaywonderdeecaywonder
    I LOVE the video you did!  And I want to learn more of the CSS support in VS 2008.  In fact I am using it RIGHT NOW and have some questions here at there.  Is there any other resources that talks about CSS support in VS 2008.  I like the CSS experience here more than in Dreamweaver CS3.


  • Daniel MothDaniel Moth
    Glad you enjoyed it deecaywonder Big Smile

    If you start on the MSDN page on CSS and follow the links you'll have plenty to go through for quite a while:
    http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/bb398931.aspx

    Also look at the team's blog:
    http://blogs.msdn.com/webdevtools/archive/tags/CSS/default.aspx

    For any web-related questions, please use the forums:
    http://forums.asp.net/

    HTH
  • sergeiychsergeiych

    Hi , Daniel!  thak you for wonderfull video!
    I't would be excellent  if you add a source code to zip file:)!

  • Daniel MothDaniel Moth
    Hi sergeiych, when I discuss framework topics I include the source code on my blog. In videos like this where I discuss tool features I do not see much value in including the source (essentially just some random HTML in this case).

    Thanks for you suggestion though, I'll take it on board for future videos Smiley
  • Peter Kellnerpkellner
    So happy!  Been strugling with the very basics of doing css with visual studio 2008. I'm very design challenged.  It was like a cool breeze came over my computer and the birds started chirping when I saw a Daniel Moth Screencast on the subject.  Thanks Dude!
  • NeveringNevering

    download and stream doesn't work. Can I get a copy that does ?  Send to ken@ishere.com   thanks.

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