Contents
- 1 What is the purpose of the content placeholder in the master page?
- 2 What is content placeholder?
- 3 How do I remove the content placeholder from the right?
- 4 What items can be entered on slides using the object placeholder buttons?
- 5 What’s the difference between a Master Page and a content page?
- 6 Which is the default markup for ContentPlaceHolder controls?
What is the purpose of the content placeholder in the master page?
A ContentPlaceHolder control defines a relative region for content in a master page, and renders all text, markup, and server controls from a related Content control found in a content page.
What is content placeholder?
Content placeholders are already formatted areas within in the slide layout where we can place different types of content such as, text, tables, charts, SmartArt, pictures, clipart or video. A Content placeholder is a placeholder you see on the typical Title and Content slide layout.
What is the relationship between master and content pages?
Master pages provide a template for all other pages in an application. The master pages define placeholders for the content, which are overridden for the content. The result is combination of master and content page. Every master page has one or more content pages in an application.
What is content page in asp net?
A content page is an ASP.NET Web page that is associated with a master page. The master page establishes a layout and includes one or more ContentPlaceHolder controls for replaceable text and controls. Alternatively, you can explicitly choose to allow the master page’s default content to be displayed.
How do I remove the content placeholder from the right?
Remove a placeholder
- On the View tab, click Slide Master.
- In the left thumbnail pane, click the slide layout that you want to revise.
- Select the placeholder on the layout, then press the Delete key.
Placeholders can contain text, pictures, clip art, tables, charts, SmartArt graphics, and media clips.
Can a ContentPlaceHolder be declared in more than one master page?
More than one ContentPlaceHolder can be declared in a master page. Within a content page, only one Content control can supply the content for a ContentPlaceHolder in the master page. However, in each content page that uses a master page, you can have separate Content controls associated with the ContentPlaceHolder.
How are ContentPlaceHolders and default content in ASP.NET?
The ASP.NET master page model allows for an arbitrary number of ContentPlaceHolders in the master page. What’s more, ContentPlaceHolders include default content, which is emitted in the case that there is no corresponding Content control in the content page.
What’s the difference between a Master Page and a content page?
While the content pages each had two Content controls, we only specified markup for the one corresponding to MainContent. As evidenced by the two ContentPlaceHolder controls in Site.master, a master page may contain multiple ContentPlaceHolders. What’s more, the master page may specify default markup for the ContentPlaceHolder controls.
Which is the default markup for ContentPlaceHolder controls?
What’s more, the master page may specify default markup for the ContentPlaceHolder controls. A content page, then, can optionally specify its own markup or use the default markup. In this tutorial we look at using multiple content controls in the master page and see how to define default markup in the ContentPlaceHolder controls.