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Using CSS and DIVs for aligning search results.

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JAG14

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Sep 26, 2003
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Hi Guys,

I've gone and gotten myself into a bit of a pickle trying to turn an old table into CSS and DIVs.

I've said to the client that it's entirely possible to format the search results from an SQL DB using CSS, but haven't got the first clue where to start when laying out the old table.

Any help or pointers in right directions would be greatly appreciated.

(Attached table layout)

Thanks.



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css has nothing to do with asp.net. asp.net is a server side environment while css (html, javascript, etc) is client side. your best bet for guidance with css is forum215.

Jason Meckley
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Thanks Jason,

I knew that!. I have absolutely no idea why I posted in the .NET forum..

Must of been monday..

On a similar note. If I did this using ASP.NET panels, would the rendered HTML be DIVs (and align properly?)

Regards,

Jag



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alignment is purely a css issue whether webforms rendered it or not. I like to have as much control as possible over the html, so I would try to use as much html as possible. only using webforms controls when I need to render dynamic content.

Jason Meckley
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