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I have Page, MasterPage and UserControl in my project.
So I create basepage class and share some logic, then inherit from System.Web.UI.Page. My problem is I want use single basePage for any type of UI content.
You can not inherit from multiple base classes in .NET, so you can not do what you are looking at here.
However, you probably do not need to do it.
Page,MasterPageandUserControlcan all access the currently renderingPageandMasterPageinstances via properties. You can then test their actual types and cast them appropriately, to gain access to the common code you need.