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Is it possible to change the default template of each ASP.NET server control? In WPF and Silverlight, each control is supposed to be lookless, so the developer can provide a user-defined control template to change how the control looks. If, for example, I want to use an outer and inner square/rectangle other than an outer and inner circle in a RadioButton, how do I accomplish that?
Don’t have much experience with ASP but we used to work with Prado a lot (a PHP framework that behaves much like ASP .NET).
I would say the easiest thing to do is assign a CSS class to the component, which you should be able to do to any ASP .NET component and then simply use CSS to style the component.
At the end of the day, its all spat out to the browser as HTML anyway, so there’s no real reason why you couldn’t style it using CSS.
I recommend you don’t use the standard CSS classes, unless you want all instances of a particular component to the look the same for your application.
We write a lot of Ajax apps and this is what we do.