MS_POSITIONING="GridLayout" (Correction)
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Hey, I created a html layout for my site.. with a nice menu on the side and top. I wanted to have a registration form so I just copied in the html layout into the body of my Registration.aspx. I took all
code containing my ASP:CONTROLS for the registration and placed it in a of a table in my nice html layout. aka.. ASP:CONTROLS
My problem now is the MS_POSITIONING gridlayout that made my Registration form look all aligned and neat looking isn't working. The html template looks great but all the registration controls aka ASP:LABELS and ASP:TEXTBOXES in the
ASP:CONTROLS HERE are all messed up (there positioning is all wrong). I guess my question is what is the best way to integrate a nice HTML layout with .aspx pages? Can someone point me in the right direction? If you say iframe i will cry. LOL:(( Thanks so much, Steve Nelson
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Hey, I created a html layout for my site.. with a nice menu on the side and top. I wanted to have a registration form so I just copied in the html layout into the body of my Registration.aspx. I took all
code containing my ASP:CONTROLS for the registration and placed it in a of a table in my nice html layout. aka.. ASP:CONTROLS
My problem now is the MS_POSITIONING gridlayout that made my Registration form look all aligned and neat looking isn't working. The html template looks great but all the registration controls aka ASP:LABELS and ASP:TEXTBOXES in the
ASP:CONTROLS HERE are all messed up (there positioning is all wrong). I guess my question is what is the best way to integrate a nice HTML layout with .aspx pages? Can someone point me in the right direction? If you say iframe i will cry. LOL:(( Thanks so much, Steve Nelson
Don't use GridLayout, use FlowLayout. If you use FlowLayout and tables the page will behave more like a 'normal' HTML page. I used GridLayout in one of my first projects, but soon changed my mind and switched back to FlowLayout when strange things started happening to the objects on the page. John. www.silveronion.com[^]