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CSS Friendly Adapters Beta 2 released

Just found this on the blog of Brian Goldfarb. Get the goods here.

A small overview of what's new in the Beta 2 release:

  • More adapters
    • GridView
    • Login
    • ChangePassword
    • PasswordRecovery
    • CreateUserWizard
    • LoginStatus
  • Menu adapter now supports:
    • Postback.
    • Static and dynamic item templates.
    • Distinct classes to mark the selected menu item, its parents and children
    • Automatic masking of underlying peek-a-boo content (like <select> tags)
  • TreeView adapter now supports
    • Checkboxes.
    • Populate-on-demand
    • Postback (including emulation of the SelectedNodeChanged, TreeNodeCheckChanged and TreeNodePopulate events)
    • Automatic re-expansion to the selected node upon postback
    • Distinct classes to mark the selected menu item, its parents and children
  • Dozens and dozens of fixes and enhancements requested via the forum.

Grz, Kris.

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