I was playing around with ASP.NET Web Parts which has a “drop down” div. It’s all the way to the right of the page. When I click to bring it up, it goes off the window. Usually anything off the viewable area will trigger the bottom scrollbars. How is this possible?
I have an ASP.NET ListView control (see below).
I develop part of an ASP.NET site that uses mostly themes but has a couple of CSS files in the themes folder. These are included in the web.config by another developer like so:
I am new the asp.net so i will appreciate a full code answer.
I want to add an image, instead of the default button.
I have an asp.net checkboxlist as follows:
I just cant fix something that seems so easy.
I want a textbox (editorfor) for a model property and I would like to increase its width but nothing is happening. I’m using the code as listed below. I tried setting the width to 500px but nothing happens. Ideally I would like the textbox to stretch over the full width of the container. Any ideas?
I have a TextBox input element that has a RequiredFieldValidator as such:
I am watching the ASP.NET learn video on http://www.asp.net/learn/3.5-videos/video-13.aspx
and it is showing you can place controls on a page using Absolute positioning. I am just wondering if this is a best practice or should I avoid Absolute positioning? It seems like a nice, easy feature, but there must be some reason why it is not selected by default in the VS IDE.
Here’s the source of a blank .acsx file I created called LogOnBox.