We built a site for one of our clients in utilizing the ASP.NET 2.0 MasterPage functionality, which works great.  We normally give our clients the ability to edit their site using Adobe Contribute, which has worked great in the past.  However, with the MasterPages they can still edit the main content and can't touch the template, which is what we want, but none of the styles for the page show up at all since the style information/stylesheet is all linked to in the header, and the header is in the masterpage file.  So they are stuck trying to "match" the styles through the use of font tags, etc. generated from Contribute, which is NOT what we want.

 Anybody have a solution for this, either a fix for the Contribute situation or a whole new content management application?  Like I said, we like Contribute because people can't wreck the site...too much.  And it also allows for check in/check out of files.

I was able to get the style and design. When in Contribute, click New Page, then choose Copy of Current Page option. However, I have a problem with needing a title for the new page in the Contribute 3. I have tried taking off the title on Master Pages; but on the individual aspx page the title is created within the <%@ ... %>. Whereas Contribute creates the tag <title></title> outside of the 'alloted' space by ASPX.

Anyone have any ideas? I would hate to have our clients change the ways they are already used to.