Is there a way to stop Visual Studio 2008 from checking whether css classes exist when editing pages and user controls? It seems ridiculous to put dummy stylesheets on every single user control.
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Is there a way to stop Visual Studio 2008 from checking whether css classes exist when editing pages and user controls? It seems ridiculous to put dummy stylesheets on every single user control.
The only way to disable it is to turn off HTML Validation:
Tools > Options > Text Editor > HTML > Validation
Uncheck the ‘Show Errors’ check box.