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A master page is similar to an ordinary ASP.NET web form.
Like a web form, the master page can include HTML, web
controls, and code (either in an inline script block or in a
separate file).The difference between master pages and
ordinary web forms is that master pages can use the
ContentPlaceHolder control, which isn’t allowed in ordinary
pages. The ContentPlaceHolder is a portion of the page
where the content page can insert content.When you create a
new master page in Visual Studio, you start with a blank
page that includes two ContentPlaceHolder controls. One is
defined in the <head> section, which gives content pages the
ability to add page metadata, such as search keywords and
stylesheet links. The second, more important
ContentPlaceHolder is defined in the <body> section, and
represents the displayed content of the page.
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