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>One thing you might want to consider is instead of using HTML table, use ASP:table and ASP:TableRow. These are very easy to hide by simply setting the property to invisible. And they don't take any space, I think because they are server-side controls.
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>>I place all my controls that have to be displayed based on user setting in those tables (ASP:Table) and I have not seen extra space problem.
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>My fault. I did use an ASP:Table but didn't mention it. I just realized that I had a bunch of hard-coded (BR) that of course are not made invisible. I deleted them and then pressed ENTER inthe IDE which creates DIVs instead of (BR) to separate rows. Duh!
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>Thanks.
Glad you solved the problem. But what I didn't mention is that when I set the property to invisible, I do it to the entire row of the table, not to a control. Therefore, even if you have a BR inside the row, all of it will be invisible.
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