applying css styles for the text inside the literal control

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I have binded some values in the literal control inside my repeater...

<asp:Literal ID="lit_eng_title" runat="server" Text='<%# DataBinder.Eval(Container,"Dataitem.name_e")%>'>

But i need to apply css for the text......i dono how to add css class for the literal...please help me

Posted 29-Mar-12 0:03am

idhris2011

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riodejenris 29-Mar-12 6:18am

pimpiliki pilappeeee....

idhris2011 29-Mar-12 6:21am

waste fellow da neeeeee

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riodejenris · Answer 1 · 2012-03-29T00:17:00

Solution 1

try to add css...
make one hidden column with ID while accessing it the ID should be generated and procesw to be move on....

Posted 29-Mar-12 0:17am

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idhris2011 29-Mar-12 6:22am

can u pls show mw a demo of adding css classs into literal control........

Anurag Gandhi · Answer 2 · 2012-03-29T00:22:00

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Use direct div or span instead of Literal here.

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<![CDATA[<%# DataBinder.Eval(Container,"Dataitem.name_e")%>]]>

Posted 29-Mar-12 0:22am

Anurag Gandhi