There is a ASP.NET application named PassGuideApp.
PassGuideApp has a page PassGuidePage.aspx.
There is an ASP.NET skin file default.skin in a scheme.
There are two asp:Button controls for Information and Contact.
The Information button should have a separate style.
The Contact button should use the default style.
What should you do? Select all that apply. Use the minimum number of steps.
A.
Add <asp:Button ID=”Information”></asp:Button> to the default.skin file.
B.
Add <asp:Button ID=”Information”></asp:Button> to the ASP.NET page.
C.
Add <asp:Button ID=”Contact”></asp:Button> to the default.skin file.
D.
Add <asp:Button ID=”Contact”></asp:Button> to the ASP.NET page.
E.
Add <asp:Button SkinID=”Information”></asp:Button> to the default.skin file.
F.
Add <asp:Button SkinID=”Information”></asp:Button> to the ASP.NET page.
G.
Add <asp:Button SkinID=”Contact”></asp:Button> to the default.skin file.
H.
Add <asp:Button SkinID=”Contact”></asp:Button> to the ASP.NET page.
Explanation:
A default skin automatically applies to all controls of the same type when a theme is applied to a
page.