>>Depending on your layout you can use label controls for some measure of control. I am assuming you have something like "There will be a " & txtMeetingType & " on " & txtDay & "." I kept the example short but I added a substantial text in my test. These results are good when using FlowLayout.
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>Changing from GridLayout to FlowLayout doesn't change anything.
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>Basically, I have a long list of UL on top on the two controls. Then, I have a big paragraph under. The problem is that the controls are displayed on top of the last paragraph.
The table approach might be the best solution. I see the others have chimed in, I'm sure you'll have it sorted out in no time. I just wanted to actually test the solution before I offered it to the owner of the site ;)
Later,
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