For my login page, I use the built in stuff in vwd. However I am trying to change the background color of the login fieldset. Simple, right?
Well IE doesn't work, no surprise, filling the whole box with the color and then drawing the top border a bit down. I solved this by positioning the legend absolute at -.8em. So far so good. It works with IE.
In stead, FF is bungling. Now the border is visible in the legend, although not on top of the text. Still, it almost looks as a strikethrough font.
I just want a fieldset with a legend and a background color that stays within the border. And that works with all browsers.
In SSRS 2005 I could select the header row of a table and in the properties window, expand the BorderStyle property and type Solid in the Bottom property and I would get a border at the bottom of the row containing my column headers. In SSRS 2008 I cannot do this. If I select the header row, the BorderColor, BorderStyle and BorderWidth properties do nothing when you expand them. If you try typing into them you get an error: "Property is not valid." So I selected the header textbox for one column and tried adding the bottom border to it, thinking that I might have to set each column individually, but the border does not appear for that column heading.
i have a gridview that directly bind to a dataset.Hence there is no column in code behind for me to control the boarder color and border style.I try my code in RowDataBound, but it does not take effect.
is there a way to add a validationgroup to a fieldset, this way i do not have to add a validationgroup attribute to every single validator within that fieldset?
I have the following within a Fieldset control - Label, Textbox (date), icon (for calendar extender)
The CalendarExtender is extending the textbox with a PopupButtonID= the icon.
The issue I have is that when I click the icon the calendar displays under the textbox (correcly) but is not displayed fully as it is cut off by the frameset.[URL]
I know if I have a drop down list it displays fully outside the Frameset while this seems to be inside the frameset.
Stylish Collapsible Fieldset using CSS3 and JQuery, I have created asp.net web form with collapsible fieldsets. In this when page loads all the fieldsets are collapsed/closed but when user clicks on any fieldset it becomes expand/open.
Now I want to and another feature that when user finishes entery data in the controls of first fieldset and he/she wants to move to the next fieldset then he/she can open it by just hitting/pressing tab from the keyboard.
The asp.net chart control (pie) is becoming smaller and smaller as I add more and more legend items. How can I prevent this? If I set the maximum space that the legend can take, items are getting truncated. Therefore, I want to find a way to dynamically set the size of the chart.
Is there a way to add a legend to the chart it creates? I have created a line chart and by default it has created different colors for the different y - axis data.
I would like a legend on the side that displays what data goes with which line color.
I am using a Chart Control, and I have 2 series. In my case 1 for month and 1 for year. The problem is when the chart control is displayed during run time for some reason the legend has 4 entries 1 says Mont, 1 says Year, 1 says Series 1, and 1 says series 2. My question is why are there 4 entries for the legend?
I currently have an Instance of the ASP.net ajax control toolkit combo box residing in a field set with a style of position:releative applied. The control also sits in a very plain table.
There are two problems with the display of the list:
The list does not sit flush with the text box. In I.E. 7 (which is the majority of my target audience, intranet where IE7 is the company standard) the list display about 10px below the fieldset, which is what the bottom margin of the fieldset is set to. In FF 2.0 the list sits sinificantly lower and off-set to the right.
Below the filed set there is more content in a div, also with a style of position:relative applied. The list from the combo box displays behind the content of this div, which is obviously an issue.
Removing position: releative from the fieldset resolves the display issue of the combo box, but results in other unwanted display side effects.
using vb.net 2005 and crystal reports that comes with it.I want to put an outside border on my crystal report without physically drawing a line there. is this possible?
I have a MasterPage set up with a div that has a border.
The ContentPlaceHolder is within this div.
My question is when I inherit this masterpage and place the content within the assigned area it sometimes overrun the div settings
which were done on the masterpage and displays over then masterpage div.
Is it possible to set the masterpage div to auto detect overspill of the content or can I set the size of the div on each page(even though its a masterpage div)?
Just started learning ASP.Net about three days ago and I have been ploughing through the fantastic tutorial videos. I have got to an issue with something that is demonstrated in this video: from 07:05 to 07:56.
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The author changes the table row style to include a bottom border by changing the <tr> tag. I have tried this with no success and so I have been Googling and all of the posts I have found say that you cannot change a table row border. This does seem to be the case as I cannot get a change in the border of a table row to show, however it does work perfectly in the video I am linking to above.
the video is in MSWD 2005 and I amin WSWD 2010 but as these are producing HTML (and pretty basic HTML at that) I can't see that the versions would be an issue.
In my application I have a formview where I have a table. In the table I have some labels some of which shows text and some are databind. When there is no value in the database for a label the table is not showing that space where the label is.
How can I have the space even if there is no data.
i used JQuery to make rounded corner effect(pic1), but i can't add border to it. Can someone pls guide me on how to do it so that the effect will be like pic2?
I have encountered a weird thing. I did a quick prototype in plain HTML to show a client an idea for a web page. Then I proceeded to implement the page in MVC 2. The border that I'm utilizing (border-style is ridge) is being displayed differently when rendered as a MVC app versus a HTML page in IE 8 (I haven't checked any other version of IE).
I change the border style and border color on a .net textbox to solid red respectively. After a postback I am attempting to return the textbox to its default values, but I cannot seem to get the color right. I have googled this, and tried to get the default values in the debugger, but the values in the debugger always look too dark of a gray when applied. Is there an easy way to return to the default look and feel of a textbox?