Beginning ASP.NET 4.5 in CSharp and VB Opsylum

Working with CSS in Visual Studio x 101
FIGURE 3-27
7. From the main menu, choose View Í Manage Styles. Again,
make sure the window is placed beside the Document
Window and not docked in the Document Window. Under the
Current Page item, locate the .Introduction selector.
8. Click the .Introduction selector once, and then drag it into
the area for Styles.css, for example dropping it after the h1
selector. Note that VS draws lines between the selectors as you
hover over them to indicate the point where the selector will
end up. Figure 3-28 shows how the .Introduction selector is
dragged from the current page into Styles.css, between the
h1 and #PageWrapper selectors.
9. Once you drop the selector in the Styles.css section of the
Manage Styles window, the associated style is removed from
your current page, and then inserted in Styles.css. Because
that CSS file is included in your current page using the element, you won’t see a difference in Design View. You
can now remove the empty element from Default
.aspx, because it’s not needed anymore.
FIGURE 3-28