How to put a web user control in place?

[Andrew]

Hello, friends,

I have a couple of web user controls, and I put it in my .net web page. But,
they alway went to the top of the design window, no matter how I
dragged-dropped them. (looks silly, right?)

Any ways to make them in the place I want? Thanks a lot.

[Curt_C [MVP]]

Either turn off FlowLayout (in the body tag) and set it to GridLayout or use
html tags to place it (tables, spacer gifs, etc).

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"Andrew" wrote:

Hello, friends,

I have a couple of web user controls, and I put it in my .net web page. But,
they alway went to the top of the design window, no matter how I
dragged-dropped them. (looks silly, right?)

Any ways to make them in the place I want? Thanks a lot.

[Lucas Tam]

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Hello, friends,

I have a couple of web user controls, and I put it in my .net web
page. But, they alway went to the top of the design window, no matter
how I dragged-dropped them. (looks silly, right?)

Any ways to make them in the place I want? Thanks a lot.

Turn on grid mode... or use HTML formatting (i.e. with tables or a variety
of other methods).

You can also use a placeholder to drop the web user control in the proper
place too.
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