Inline style or class for Forms

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I am building a asp.net application which has a bunch of forms.
I don't want to use table for designing Form, as it doesn't seem to be flexible to me.
Instead, I am using CSS styles. But, each css class for each web control is too much.
What's the better idea ? Should I use class or inline style ?

Posted 21-Mar-15 19:55pm

Yesudass Moses

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Get the idea from Style Web Forms Using CSS[^]

Posted 21-Mar-15 20:29pm

Peter Leow

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Abhinav S · Accepted Answer · 2015-03-21T20:17:00

Build a set of classes that can be applied to every grid. This is exactly what classes are meant for.

If there is something additional that you want to do with some specific grids within your form, then create custom css sheets only for those particular grids. Apply them only to those grids.

Read more about using CSS here[^].