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Anonymous - 10 Sep 2005 12:24 GMT
Is there a way to increase the virtual page height in the VS2003 IDE when
designing ASPX pages? There seems to be a lot more virtual width than
virtual height available.  I want to design (visually) a lot of panels and
set their visibility with client-side code. It would be easier if I could
stack them one above the other.
Thanks
Scott M. - 10 Sep 2005 13:38 GMT
Just drag your items down off the bottom of the page.  VS .NET will see what
you are doing and create scroll bars in the IDE to allow you to work with a
larger vertical space.

This isn't a VS .NET thing.  Web pages are as tall and as wide as you make
them.  You make them taller and wider by putting content further down the
screen and further out to the right.

And, you can stack items on top of other items if you either use Grid Layout
for the pageLayout property of the page or individually use Absolute
Positioning (CSS) on the particular stacked items.

> Is there a way to increase the virtual page height in the VS2003 IDE when
> designing ASPX pages? There seems to be a lot more virtual width than
> virtual height available.  I want to design (visually) a lot of panels and
> set their visibility with client-side code. It would be easier if I could
> stack them one above the other.
> Thanks

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