I would describe the DataList control as being "fiddly". It requires a great deal of tweaking and UI manipulation, but it is a pretty powerful control. It uses data binding in a big way, which means ..... So, we might add a Label control to the DataList and bind the Text property of the Label control to the Title property, and so on.

New classes can be given any arbitrary name you like but must be prefixed with a period.

Technically, you don't have to understand CSS in order to edit it with Visual Studio .NET.

VERY IMPORTANT! If you're running Outlook or another program that supports scheduling CLOSE IT! We're about to set the system clock forward and unless you want twelve months of schedule reminders appearing in an instant, you will want to close it. This may also happen with other applications that are sensitive for date changes - if you're unsure of what will happen if you change the date, don't. It's not that exciting anyway!