Asp.net adding class to current menuItem?

You won't need to track the page using session variables, as when you select a menu item, asp.net kindly tracks the item you've selected and generates its own CSS class for you (in most cases). To get a better visual download firebug for Firefox and look at the HTML output, you'll see they'll have CSS styles attached such as "asp-net. Menu selectedItem" for example, you then create a .

SelectedItem{} CSS class, and then it will pick up the style automatically.

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