I'm an ASP.NET newbie and my question in another thread was resolved by noting that the rendered HTML was doing something that was not apparent in the .aspx HTML page. So my question is : Where can I learn more about rendered HTML?
I'm teaching myself ASP.NET from two books: OReilly's ASP.NET 2.0 and Microsoft's ASP.NET 2.0 Step by Step and neither copy of mine has "rendered HTML" (or "HTML, rendered") in the index.
When I Google "Rendered HTML" I get lots of hits about editing it, viewing it, printing it, etc but I didn't see an overview or introduction. So what I'm looking for is -
What - exactly - is the relationship between the HTML I write and the rendered HTML? How much control can I exercise over it?How is it generated - is it a simple substitution algorithm or is it a true compiler with passes and optimization? If it ...
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