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Positioning a content page inside a Master Page

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    Because the content pages can have different size so I am having problems of positioning the content pages inside the Master, and the Master Elements don`t keep an strict position, Because it must be a normal problem I think that it shall have a normal solution, but I don´t know it, so could you please tell me if is there any rule or way of keeping the Master elements unchanged independently of which content page is located in. Best Regards

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      Because the content pages can have different size so I am having problems of positioning the content pages inside the Master, and the Master Elements don`t keep an strict position, Because it must be a normal problem I think that it shall have a normal solution, but I don´t know it, so could you please tell me if is there any rule or way of keeping the Master elements unchanged independently of which content page is located in. Best Regards

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      1. Use Flow layout 2. Use html tables in your master page to design your UI. This would keep your master controls intact and a specified placeholder for your content page.

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        1. Use Flow layout 2. Use html tables in your master page to design your UI. This would keep your master controls intact and a specified placeholder for your content page.

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        The only problem is that my Master page also paint an lower icon bar for all the pages, so the content page comes in the middle and depending of it´s size it makes the Master change it's appearance, but I´ll check about Flow Layout

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