A place holder renders no text, which is why you can't apply a style
attribute to it. It just serves as a declarative way to indicate that you
intend to dynamically stick something there in your code. It doesn't
actually appear anywhere. If you want an object to simply hold objects that
you dynamically load, you could use a <div runat="server"/>.
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<an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
How can one use STYLE attribute for a placeholder?
I am having problems displaying the placeholder on a
webform on a place I want it to be.
Can we use panels with placeholders and place the
placeholders in the panel and adjust the position?
Or any other pointers?
Thank you!