Winforms Html Editor
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HI, I Have Created a Desktop Winforms Application On The Basis of Wix.com Means a user can create Html templates in the Application and then Publish Them.now when a user Clicks on the Menu On Right side( Which Contains Menu For Adding Buttons and Other General Controls),The Control is Drawn on The Webbrowser control ( Setting its Editmode true). But Whenever we add a Control is Alighned to left By Default and There is No Mean To Reorder them . Can we implement a Functionality Which Lets Users Place Controls on Document where ever they want instead of Having Each control Autoalighned to Left. Thanx Tarjeet
Tarjeet
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HI, I Have Created a Desktop Winforms Application On The Basis of Wix.com Means a user can create Html templates in the Application and then Publish Them.now when a user Clicks on the Menu On Right side( Which Contains Menu For Adding Buttons and Other General Controls),The Control is Drawn on The Webbrowser control ( Setting its Editmode true). But Whenever we add a Control is Alighned to left By Default and There is No Mean To Reorder them . Can we implement a Functionality Which Lets Users Place Controls on Document where ever they want instead of Having Each control Autoalighned to Left. Thanx Tarjeet
Tarjeet
First, get your finger off the Shift key. You're not using correctly and it makes your post a little difficult to read. Second, what controls are you talking about?? HTML controls?? Like INPUT tags? If so, you've got a lot to learn about writing HTML and why everything is "left aligned" by default.
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First, get your finger off the Shift key. You're not using correctly and it makes your post a little difficult to read. Second, what controls are you talking about?? HTML controls?? Like INPUT tags? If so, you've got a lot to learn about writing HTML and why everything is "left aligned" by default.
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Dave Kreskowiakok but can i break this behaviour of html ??
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ok but can i break this behaviour of html ??
You have two choices if you want to continue to use HTML. 1) Use the nightmare that is CSS positioning. 2) Rewrite the HTML spec yourself and write a parsing and rendering engine to use your new spec. Other than that, we have no idea what you're using HTML for and what your app does, so it's pretty much impossible to suggest any other methods.
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Dave Kreskowiak