Thanks Peter,
I started doing what you suggested and its working nicely, the only thing
that I don't like is that I have to basically use a Panel or Div on every
single page that uses the master page, this seems to defeat the purpose of
the master page.
If I was able to resize and set some properties (alignment, back color etc)
on the ContentPlaceHolder control, then I wouldn't need to add a Panel or
Div on each of the page that uses the master page, I could simply start
inserting controls straight up on the page... Oh well, no big deal.
I am still new to ASP so maybe I can do what I want using CSS like you
suggested and don't have to worry about setting Div or Panel properties ....
time to research some more.
Thanks.
"Peter Bromberg [C# MVP]" <pbromberg@yahoo.nospammin.comwrote in message
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As far as I know, ContentPlaceHolder is just that - a placeholder for what
you decide to put in it. You determine the size via the CSS properties of
the
containing DIV or PANEL that you eventually attach to it.
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"Rene" wrote:
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>I have a master page where I would like to be able to resize the width of
>the ContentPlaceHolder.
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>Once the Content Place Holder control has the with that I want, I don't
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>it to change even if the browser is resized.
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>Is it possible to accomplish this?
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