How do you control the placement of controls in a user define control

Question

User-1794555797 posted

I have a user define control.  I put the control on the (C# Visual Studio 2008) page where I want them. When I run the program, the controls are all over the page.  How do I place them where they do not move form where I put them?

Answer 1

User-1776072412 posted

You'll need to study the HTML output and see what it's producing, then start to look at how to do an HTML layout.

Answer 2

User1174340047 posted

hi,

there are absolute and Relative position in html. I guess you must use relative position. For example, at design-time, you place a TextBox below an Image, at run-time, no matter what size is the image, the TextBox is alway below the image, so the TextBox's position in design-time and run-time is different.

You can get much greater detail in http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms533005.aspx

Hope this can solve your problem.

Answer 3

User481221548 posted

Hi there

Use (X)HTML _and_ CSS to positioning all Elements.

@MyCrystal
There is also the "static" as Default.

Answer 4

User1174340047 posted

hi, peter

i know there is also fixed position, but i don't know the "static".

Can you provide some links about it? Thank you.

Answer 5

User481221548 posted

Hi there

Yep, fixed is too out here :)

static is de default value, see:

• http://www.google.ch/search?hl=de&q=position+static+css&meta=