But FlowLayout is a better option that is introduced in Asp.net 2.0 the reason is that when you have grid layout and transfer your pages to another machine everything seems to be out of proportion. By using FlowLayout everything remains intact and it also helps using Asp.net pages running on different browers.
Thursday, March 24, 2005
Grid layout and flow layout in Asp.net 2.0
The first thing I did when I got Asp.net 2.0 was to drag something on the form and runat. To my amazement I found that by default the layout is set to flow instead of grid. So, then I had to click on my server control and than click on the layout and select the position to absolute which set it free to be being used as a Grid Layout.
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Ohh I am sorry that I did not explain it in my post. But FlowLayout is a better option that is introduced in Asp.net 2.0 the reason is that when you have grid layout and transfer your pages to another machine everything seems to be out of proportion. By using FlowLayout everything remains intact and it also helps using Asp.net pages running on different browers.
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