Hi Antonio
This doesn't happen in my environment, have you got Visual Studio 2008 SP1
installed?
Although you probably have your reasons, but I don't recommend positioning
every control using absolute positioning (the HTML becomes verbose), better
to use CSS if you can.
Regards
Maurice O'Prey
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Hello,
While I realize that this question is not directly related to .net and
the system i, I thought I might ask it since I'm running out options.
Are there any tricks to working with the HTML designer in Visual Studio
2008? I have been struggling to create a web form and every time
something unpredictable happens. For instance, I have the absolute
positioning setting on (since there is no other way that I know of to
place controls freely on the form). After I have the control where I
want it, then I change its id, and then the control goes to the top left
of the page and I cannot move it from there. And this happens
unpredictably. Any insight would be greatly appreciated...
Thank you,
Antonio Mira
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