Positioning buttons via HTML

  • Thread starter John Timney \(Microsoft MVP\)
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John Timney \(Microsoft MVP\)

You could put them in a table and have each button in its own table cell or
use css absolute positioning

Regards

John Timney
Microsoft Regional Director
Microsoft MVP
 
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Sun Tzu

All,

I'm new to web development, so bear with me. I added to buttons to a
webform, but the second button overlaps with the first. How can I change
the position? Here is the HTML code that Visual Studio rendered:

<asp:Button: id="btnFiles" runat="server" Text="Files"></asp:Button>
<asp:Button: id="btnRef" runat="server" Text="Refs"></asp:Button>

The Refs button sits on top of the Files button. I want them side by side.
Thanks!
 
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Sun Tzu

Nevermind. My bad.

Sun Tzu said:
All,

I'm new to web development, so bear with me. I added to buttons to a
webform, but the second button overlaps with the first. How can I change
the position? Here is the HTML code that Visual Studio rendered:

<asp:Button: id="btnFiles" runat="server" Text="Files"></asp:Button>
<asp:Button: id="btnRef" runat="server" Text="Refs"></asp:Button>

The Refs button sits on top of the Files button. I want them side by side.
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