How to convert HTML into ASP.NET

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I have a static website which I want to club with my other website which is dynamic and in asp.net.

And also there is some amount of bootstrap used in static one.

Please provide a solution to it.

What I have tried:

I have tried changing codes manually like using textbox in place of input type

Posted 12-Apr-18 2:52am

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Updated 24-Apr-18 10:33am

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F-ES Sitecore 12-Apr-18 9:03am

Just leave it as it is, if it is html then all work will be done on the client so it will all still work in an asp.net site\project. A little pointless, but it should still work.

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C. David Johnson · Answer 1 · 2018-04-24T10:34:00

Solution 1

Just copy the pages as they are into the other site. make sure to include any style sheets and simply link the dynamic pages to the static ones. No good reason to convert them unless you plan to dynamically update them

Posted 24-Apr-18 10:34am

C. David Johnson