Absolute positioning - while it can be done - usually is a no-no for web - such sites could be loaded in a mobile or the browser set to small and high... the layout should rearrange itself according to the screen area it finds. One possible way might be a container housing each adress line in 1 or 2 lines, depending on the orientation of the mobile device. Unsettling to us habituated to minimum screen size, but a fact of web life. You should also look into table/gridlayout.

HTH

thomas

>Hi All, very new to MVC and Web stuff in general so bear with me, is it possible to display data on any part of the screen as it is in Winforms ? I'm teaching myself MVC and using a Winforms app that I wrote ages ago as a project to cut my teeth - I want to be able to position controls on pages that will mimic the way they're displayed in Winforms
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>Correspondence Address                           Payment Address
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>Address line 1                                    Address line 1
>Address line 2                                    Address line 2
>Address line 3                                    Address line 3
>Address line 4                                    Address line 4
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>Phone
>Email
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>ButtonToFireSomething    
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>ButtonToFireSomethingElse
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>Sorry about the formatting best I could do - I hope you get my drift.