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Hi,

I am using VS 2008 and I am new to this. While I am designing a web form,
I wasn't able to drag items where I need it as in VS 6.0.I changed the position to relative but the items are not placed exactly in the browser where I placed them.

My questions are:
- Is it required to apply a new style to every item I place on the form?
- Is it possible to disable CSS in VS 2008 and work freely as VS 6.0?
Please guide me to handle CSS.
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Updated 6-Mar-10 22:59pm
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You need a book first such that you are aware of terms and basics.

You don't need to put style every time if you don't want to. Default will be used and shown. Disabling/Enabling CSS is not your issue!

In order to put the controls at the place where you want, position of the control needs to be "absolute".

While designing UI, you can put a container like table, div, placeholder and then put the controls in it.
Further, you can first design the tables and then put the controls in those table cells.
 
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