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    Hi All, i'm new in Asp.Net. I am trying to make a web App and i Have a little Problem. When i'm running my Web App on my Laptop (where the VS is running) buttons are shown with xp style as they should be. But when i upload my Web App on the Web Server and run my URL, the Buttons (and all kind of Components, like dropdownlists and checkboxes) lose their xp Style and are shown without rounded corners. Any help would be appreciated. Nick

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    • N nikosmaltis

      Hi All, i'm new in Asp.Net. I am trying to make a web App and i Have a little Problem. When i'm running my Web App on my Laptop (where the VS is running) buttons are shown with xp style as they should be. But when i upload my Web App on the Web Server and run my URL, the Buttons (and all kind of Components, like dropdownlists and checkboxes) lose their xp Style and are shown without rounded corners. Any help would be appreciated. Nick

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      Nasri87
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      Hi nick, If posible, u can use telerik skin. Regards, Nasri

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      • N nikosmaltis

        Hi All, i'm new in Asp.Net. I am trying to make a web App and i Have a little Problem. When i'm running my Web App on my Laptop (where the VS is running) buttons are shown with xp style as they should be. But when i upload my Web App on the Web Server and run my URL, the Buttons (and all kind of Components, like dropdownlists and checkboxes) lose their xp Style and are shown without rounded corners. Any help would be appreciated. Nick

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        N a v a n e e t h
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        You need to style the buttons yourself. Learn about CSS and apply styling the elements.

        Best wishes, Navaneeth

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          Hi nick, If posible, u can use telerik skin. Regards, Nasri

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          And what if he doesn't want to buy the third party components? You don't need anything but CSS


          I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

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            Hi All, i'm new in Asp.Net. I am trying to make a web App and i Have a little Problem. When i'm running my Web App on my Laptop (where the VS is running) buttons are shown with xp style as they should be. But when i upload my Web App on the Web Server and run my URL, the Buttons (and all kind of Components, like dropdownlists and checkboxes) lose their xp Style and are shown without rounded corners. Any help would be appreciated. Nick

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            Dinesh Mani
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            The default style that you see depends on the OS's style. The same form / button would be displayed differently on XP / Windows server. Don't worry about button style displayed when you run the app locally on the server. Just open it from an XP client and check. If you don't wish to take such chances use CSS and apply styling for the controls to get a uniform look and feel across [partial] browsers/OS. HTH!

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