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Answer» Utilizing master PAGES, we can create the common UI components for all the site pages and make a consistent look and feel for the entire site. - A Master page offers a format/template for at least one or more web forms.
- It characterizes placeholders for the content, which can be SUPERSEDED by the content pages.
- You would then be able to make individual content pages that contain the content you NEED to show. At the point when clients demand the content pages, they converge with the master page to create yield that CONSOLIDATES the format of the master page with the content from the content page
- A Master page has .master as a file extension
- Any Master page is distinguished by an exceptional @Master directive <%@Master Language="C#" %>
- It can have from 1 to MANY ContentPlaceHolder i.e. can hold multiple content pages
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