How to Apply built-in Template to my Asp.Net application

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I have created an Admin Panel for my Asp.Net web application. The admin panel is developed with multiple web forms by using panels, text boxes, buttons, labels, gridviews, listboxes etc. So my problem is I did not follow the proper alignment and theme for my application and did not care about forms alignment and design.
Now I want to apply already developed or built-in Admin Panel Template without changing my .CS files and removing my controls. Any one please tell me the easiest way of getting this task.

Posted 29-Nov-14 8:30am

Zahid Khan Kakar

Updated 1-Dec-14 19:32pm

Arkadeep De

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Arkadeep De · Answer 1 · 2014-12-01T19:50:00

first of all take look on the structure of the admin panel...differentiate the header menu and content.

copy the resources(images, css, js) in your solutions explorer.

if you took master page then put the header side menu and footer in the master page and in the content put the content place holder. make sure you put the div in their own place.

if you want to use web user control then add 3 controls for header, menu and footer. and put the controls on the content page.

replace the html controls like text box and radio buttons or tables with asp text box, asp radio button and grid view or repeater respectively. don't forget to add the css class on your asp control.

hope your work will be done. just keep calm and go on..