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James - 15 Feb 2007 16:30 GMT
I have an ASP.NET application.  Visual Studio 2003.  I add a DIV to the HTML
side of a page.  I set the style as: style="padding-left: 10px;" and despite
the fact that I have tried setting the Capitalization under HTML/XML to "As
entered" AND "Lowercase", it refuses ot leave them alone.  It seemingly
randomly decides when it wants to turn it into PADDING-LEFT.  It's a matter
of time and I can't seem to predict it no matter what I do.  Is there any
way to just get it to leave my tags alone?  It's ridiculously frustrating.
John Saunders - 15 Feb 2007 18:41 GMT
>I have an ASP.NET application.  Visual Studio 2003.  I add a DIV to the
>HTML side of a page.
...

> Is there any way to just get it to leave my tags alone?  It's ridiculously
> frustrating.

Yes. Upgrade to Visual Studio 2005. :-(

VS2003 was notorious for screwing things up in the designer. This is fixed
in VS2005 as far as I've seen.

John
James - 15 Feb 2007 19:14 GMT
There any way to develop ASP.NET 1.1 apps in VS 2005?

>>I have an ASP.NET application.  Visual Studio 2003.  I add a DIV to the
>>HTML side of a page.
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> John

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