Master pages are a very cool feature in ASP.NET 2.0. They allow you to easily create a consistent look and feel throughout your website. They also provide an easy way to set/change the master pages at runtime. This is achieved by setting the MasterPageFile property of a page in the PreInit event. This, however, requires that the master pages have ContentPlaceHolders which the Content controls on the page reference through theContentPlaceHolderID property. This article focuses on creating ContentPlaceHolders, Contents and linking them together programmatically.


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