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Robert Koritnik
I have a rather complicated question that at first seems simple. Let's say
you develop user controls consisting of a label, textbox (or any other input
control) a "more" (the one with three dots - ellipsis) button and a set of
hidden input boxes. Label on the left proceeded by the textbox (or...) and
on the right a "more" button.
The problem:
If we look at the page it would consist of two columns of this kind of
controls. A form with many controls of this kind (three visible elements)
would display them in a table of 7 columns:
- label
- textbox (or...)
- more button
- separating column
- label
- textbox (or...)
- more button
Everything would be aligns. Labels, textboxes and more buttons. But if you
need to build many user controls like this, a containing table would have 3
columns:
- control
- separating column
- control
So the problem. How would you align these pieces of all user controls
between each other? Fixed widths are not acceptable, while everything can
get messy with different screen resolution setting in the system. All should
be done using HTML w/o CSS...
Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated.
you develop user controls consisting of a label, textbox (or any other input
control) a "more" (the one with three dots - ellipsis) button and a set of
hidden input boxes. Label on the left proceeded by the textbox (or...) and
on the right a "more" button.
The problem:
If we look at the page it would consist of two columns of this kind of
controls. A form with many controls of this kind (three visible elements)
would display them in a table of 7 columns:
- label
- textbox (or...)
- more button
- separating column
- label
- textbox (or...)
- more button
Everything would be aligns. Labels, textboxes and more buttons. But if you
need to build many user controls like this, a containing table would have 3
columns:
- control
- separating column
- control
So the problem. How would you align these pieces of all user controls
between each other? Fixed widths are not acceptable, while everything can
get messy with different screen resolution setting in the system. All should
be done using HTML w/o CSS...
Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated.