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George
Dec 9, 2008, 5:38:50 AM12/9/08
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Can anyone tell me how can I make a panel or a "DIV" to host controls with
flow layout? I remember in older versions it was easy. Just a property of
the control.
And something else
In Visual Studio --> Options the help says something about Checking a
checkbox labeled "Show all settings". I cannot find such checkbox anywhere
to check it. Where is it?
Hillbilly
Dec 10, 2008, 4:54:17 PM12/10/08
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I'm confused but generally speaking, documents that "flow" are created by
using HTML and CSS. Its called "liquid design" which is a page layout
methodology I use exclusively. There are dozens of blogs and articles
writing about this that can be found googling. So here is a basic example
that will flow to the edges of the entire viewport of --any-- browser...
using HTML and CSS. Its called "liquid design" which is a page layout
methodology I use exclusively. There are dozens of blogs and articles
writing about this that can be found googling. So here is a basic example
that will flow to the edges of the entire viewport of --any-- browser...
<div style="width:100%">
<asp.Whatever />
...
</div>
The asp.Panel control is output as a div. Just bind a CSS class to the Panel
that declares the 100% width that you require.
<asp.Panel CssClass="FlowEntireViewPort" ...>
...
</asp.Panel>
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