There's no way around the fact that, if your bulleted list is higher than
the height of the rest of the row, it will make the rest of the row higher.
However, you could make the viewing of the bulleted list, an 'on-demand'
function, with just a link or regular button, that, when clicked will view
the list.
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David Wier
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"Jibey Jacob" <Ji********@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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Hi:
I'm using the <asp:BulletedListcontrol in a TemplateField in a GridView.
The extra height generated by this control increases the height of the
rest
of the row it's in. Is there a way around this?
Thanks,
Jibey