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    Hi, I am developing a new web based application in which i am using black shades for background in the application using panels. Where as the problem is i am not able to fill in the panel completely to the page. I am getting a white border. around the back panel. Can any body suggest how to over come it. I am basically new to ASP.NET and trying to learn things, if any one suggest any articles or links to improve. It will be of a great help for me. Thankx in advance...

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      Hi, I am developing a new web based application in which i am using black shades for background in the application using panels. Where as the problem is i am not able to fill in the panel completely to the page. I am getting a white border. around the back panel. Can any body suggest how to over come it. I am basically new to ASP.NET and trying to learn things, if any one suggest any articles or links to improve. It will be of a great help for me. Thankx in advance...

      Jats

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      Abhijit Jana
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      Did you try with change the border color with the pannel color? --- when you desgined any asp.net web page always try to use table . it will help you !!!

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        Did you try with change the border color with the pannel color? --- when you desgined any asp.net web page always try to use table . it will help you !!!

        Best Regards ----------------- Abhijit Jana View My Latest Article :- SpyNet : Your Network Spy "Success is Journey it's not a destination"

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        Venkatesh Mookkan
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        Hi Abhijit,

        Abhijit Jana wrote:

        when you desgined any asp.net web page always try to use table .

        Using tables are nowadays not recommended. Because tables uses nested tags which makes the loading time more that using SPANs & DIVs. The file size also more than the pages which you divs & spans for layouts. But me too used to use tables from the beginning itself and not able to switch to divs & spans. But I recommend the beginners to use DIVs & SPANs rather than TABLEs.

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          Hi Abhijit,

          Abhijit Jana wrote:

          when you desgined any asp.net web page always try to use table .

          Using tables are nowadays not recommended. Because tables uses nested tags which makes the loading time more that using SPANs & DIVs. The file size also more than the pages which you divs & spans for layouts. But me too used to use tables from the beginning itself and not able to switch to divs & spans. But I recommend the beginners to use DIVs & SPANs rather than TABLEs.

          [Venkatesh Mookkan] My: Website | Yahoo Group | Blog Spot

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          Venkatesh Mookkan wrote:

          Using tables are nowadays not recommended. Because tables uses nested tags which makes the loading time more that using SPANs & DIVs. The file size also more than the pages which you divs & spans for layouts.

          True. But most of the programmers including me are bad in designing. Tables are easy way to implement.

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            Venkatesh Mookkan wrote:

            Using tables are nowadays not recommended. Because tables uses nested tags which makes the loading time more that using SPANs & DIVs. The file size also more than the pages which you divs & spans for layouts.

            True. But most of the programmers including me are bad in designing. Tables are easy way to implement.

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            N a v a n e e t h wrote:

            True. But most of the programmers including me are bad in designing. Tables are easy way to implement.

            They may make your job easier, but have you considered their impact on the users of your system? The principal reason why using tables for layout is because it represents a misuse of the TABLE tag. The purpose of the TABLE tag in HTML is to display tabular data. Using tables for layout purposes will make it difficult for partially-sighted or blind people, who rely on screen reading technology, to use your site as the markup will be confusing for them. As a web developer, it is your responsibility to ensure that your site is accessible to all. Making design decisions that discriminate against people is not a good idea.

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              N a v a n e e t h wrote:

              True. But most of the programmers including me are bad in designing. Tables are easy way to implement.

              They may make your job easier, but have you considered their impact on the users of your system? The principal reason why using tables for layout is because it represents a misuse of the TABLE tag. The purpose of the TABLE tag in HTML is to display tabular data. Using tables for layout purposes will make it difficult for partially-sighted or blind people, who rely on screen reading technology, to use your site as the markup will be confusing for them. As a web developer, it is your responsibility to ensure that your site is accessible to all. Making design decisions that discriminate against people is not a good idea.

              Paul Marfleet "No, his mind is not for rent To any God or government" Tom Sawyer - Rush

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              N a v a n e e t h
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              You are correct. I should learn some design tips. But doing designs with CSS is irritating job for me :sigh: . Do you have good CSS tutorial other than HTML dog ?

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