I'm not an expert on the subject, but I think it would be extremely tough to implement a bootstrap site using WebForms. You really need strict control of the HTML. I'm sure there are ways to do it in WebForms but this might be a good opportunity to switch to MVC.

>Hi,
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>I consider redesigning a page of an ASP.NET application incorporating the Bootstrap CSS (after watching Pluralsight training video). But I am not sure how to apply the Bootstrap CSS (conceptually). Here is brief description of how this page works:
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>The entire ASPX page is full of asp:Table??? Controls (asp:Table, asp:TableCell). Within each cell there is asp:label with ID.
>In the code side of the page (.CS) a call is made to DB, a DataSet is retrieved. And then values for each asp:label is set from the
>dataset. E.g:
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>lblId.text = MyDataSet.Tables[0].Rows[0][“field_name”].ToString();
>

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>My understanding is that I can replace all the asp:Table controls with div using Bootstrap classes. But I suppose I can’t change the asp:label controls so I would have to leave them as is. Is this correct?
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>Any other suggestions?
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>TIA