Interface irritation
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Hi, I am having a big problem with the interface and getting quite irritated about it. This is what I encountered: I have a table and I inserted two list box into one column which sits side by side of each other like this. [ListBox1] [ListBox2] Unfortunately when I open it in the web browser, the listboxes were in stack form like this. [Listbox1] [Listbox2] And when I try to adjust the size of the table column width, it just would not move/change. Did I miss out some settings or it's just how ASP.net works? Btw, I view it in IE7. J Liang
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Hi, I am having a big problem with the interface and getting quite irritated about it. This is what I encountered: I have a table and I inserted two list box into one column which sits side by side of each other like this. [ListBox1] [ListBox2] Unfortunately when I open it in the web browser, the listboxes were in stack form like this. [Listbox1] [Listbox2] And when I try to adjust the size of the table column width, it just would not move/change. Did I miss out some settings or it's just how ASP.net works? Btw, I view it in IE7. J Liang
Hi, Why dont u put them in differennt column? and if u insist them to be diplayed to in single cell then u can further create a table with two columns inside the cell and put listboxex in those columns. I hope this will help you.
Thanks and Regards, Chetan Ranpariya
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Hi, I am having a big problem with the interface and getting quite irritated about it. This is what I encountered: I have a table and I inserted two list box into one column which sits side by side of each other like this. [ListBox1] [ListBox2] Unfortunately when I open it in the web browser, the listboxes were in stack form like this. [Listbox1] [Listbox2] And when I try to adjust the size of the table column width, it just would not move/change. Did I miss out some settings or it's just how ASP.net works? Btw, I view it in IE7. J Liang
Well, the simple answer is not to use tables for layout, in case you hadn't heard there a bit antiquated - check out CSS (although I won't lie about its learning curve). However, select elements aren't block level elements so I don't see why they would force a new line. There is obviously something else going on that you're not aware of, have a look at the generated markup to see whats there, and if the width you set for the column is getting set correctly.
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Well, the simple answer is not to use tables for layout, in case you hadn't heard there a bit antiquated - check out CSS (although I won't lie about its learning curve). However, select elements aren't block level elements so I don't see why they would force a new line. There is obviously something else going on that you're not aware of, have a look at the generated markup to see whats there, and if the width you set for the column is getting set correctly.
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Hi, I am having a big problem with the interface and getting quite irritated about it. This is what I encountered: I have a table and I inserted two list box into one column which sits side by side of each other like this. [ListBox1] [ListBox2] Unfortunately when I open it in the web browser, the listboxes were in stack form like this. [Listbox1] [Listbox2] And when I try to adjust the size of the table column width, it just would not move/change. Did I miss out some settings or it's just how ASP.net works? Btw, I view it in IE7. J Liang
You might be able to solve this problem via CSS. Try creating a custom CSS class for the list views, with the property { display: inline }.
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Hi, Why dont u put them in differennt column? and if u insist them to be diplayed to in single cell then u can further create a table with two columns inside the cell and put listboxex in those columns. I hope this will help you.
Thanks and Regards, Chetan Ranpariya
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Use vertical align in the columns of the table cells. It solved many a problems for me. Hope it does for you too.
I was born dumb!! :laugh:Programming made me laugh:laugh:!!! --sid--
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You might be able to solve this problem via CSS. Try creating a custom CSS class for the list views, with the property { display: inline }.