Override table styles in asp.net Treeview

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I have ASP.NET pages that a designer designed the CSS for and he included default styles for tables. When ASP.NET renders the treeview it uses all the styles from the tables and it renders all wrong.

How can I get the treeview to ignore the styles he did? I don't know where all of them are (I could do a search through the CSS) and reset all of the styles but there must be an easier way.

Thanks.

Jeff

Posted 14-Feb-15 10:35am

jbradshaw

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adchoudhary · Answer 1 · 2015-02-14T23:09:00

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Remove link for the css file for the page or add a style tag to the treeview with the customize settings u want.

Posted 14-Feb-15 23:09pm

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jbradshaw 17-Feb-15 10:06am

Unfortunately this is a content page and the style is loaded in the master page. As far as setting up the style I can't even figure out what styles it's using to be able to override them (like I finally found a tr with a nth child...)

Thanks any.