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I have a project in Visual Studio 2010.
There’s a master page, with a content page and a gridview on the content page. And a css file linked to the master page.
Are there a way to see where my GridView get it’s stylesheet from?
It does not specify a style explicitly, and my css file does not have a GridView element, but yet it’s getting a style.
I just would like to know what elements in my css files get applied to the GridView so I can change it.
FireBug for Mozilla has a CSS inspector which will resolve all cascading and tell you where the style came from.