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make a public string called BodyId, then put it directly in your javascript<br />

<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-260497"><span>&lt;script&gt;</span>
<span>&lt;!--</span>
<span>document.body.id = &quot;&lt;%=BodyId%&gt;&quot;;</span>
<span>//--&gt;</span>
<span>&lt;/script&gt;</span>
</code></pre>
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I will make that public string in each of the other ASPX page right ?
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Hi, I just bought a HTML template to do my website. As I thought, it comes with CSS stylesheet. The thing is, in the HTML pages, in each you have a different body ID to represent different section of the layout in the CSS.<br />
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Now when I turn that to .ASPX, having a Template.Master,<br />
I will need to dynamically change the body ID of the masterpage if I want to follows the CSS stylesheet. I tryed in my other ASPX behind-code to change it with a Page.DataBind() but does not work... &nbsp;<br />
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Any ideas ?
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Hi, I just bought a HTML template to do my website. As I thought, it comes with CSS stylesheet. The thing is, in the HTML pages, in each you have a different body ID to represent different section of the layout in the CSS.

Now when I turn that to .ASPX, having a Template.Master,
I will need to dynamically change the body ID of the masterpage if I want to follows the CSS stylesheet. I tryed in my other ASPX behind-code to change it with a Page.DataBind() but does not work...  

Any ideas ?

Change body id of MasterPage From another ASPX page

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