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How to position Controls
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18/06/2006 16:02:40
 
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Look up the pageLayout property in Help.

>Hi Al. Thanks for yur reply.
>
>Where is the option to change the Layout ?
>Regards,
>Gerard
>
>
>
>>>Hi.
>>>Just started with VS 2005 and setting up a web form
>>>I cant seem to position the controls on the page.. they are just being slotted in right after the previous on.
>>>Is there a setting that dictates this ?
>>>
>>>Also when saving ,how do I specify the folder I want to save the project in.
>>
>>Sounds like your form may be in FlowLayout mode rather than GridLayout (absolute positioning). You can switch to GridLayout but there are some things to be aware of:
>>
>>Re: How to set Tab Order on WebForms Thread #1020349 Message #1020611
>>Re: Overlapping of controls and regular HTML text Thread #841219 Message #841241
>>
>>What I found worked well for me was to continue to use FlowLayout, but to use one or more Tables on the form to position fields, captions, controls etc.
>>
>>Style sheets can also be used to control layout (and are becoming increasingly important for doing so, as I understand it) but can be tricky to understand and implement.
Regards. Al

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