I have two TextBoxes, they are next to each other and they touch.
According to their properties they are the same height, they are also the
same distance from the top.
Preview: they line up perfectly
After Deployment: one appears as though it is a slightly different height
Export To PDF: suddenly they're the same again
Why is this happening and how can I fix it?There are various properties on the text box you can set to specify where
it is located. If they have the same properties, that means they actually
want to be located in the same space. But the HTML viewer will position
them differently because it does not support overlay.
<Height></Height>
<Width></Width>
<Top></Top>
<Left></Left>
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| I have two TextBoxes, they are next to each other and they touch.
|
| According to their properties they are the same height, they are also the
| same distance from the top.
|
| Preview: they line up perfectly
| After Deployment: one appears as though it is a slightly different height
| Export To PDF: suddenly they're the same again
|
| Why is this happening and how can I fix it?
||||I think I mis-worded my question... I've had endless problems with text boxes
that touch... at least according to their properties they don't overlap... it
looks ok in one format... in another boxes get pushed onto other lines etc...
especially in excel...
I've started using a table for text boxes that touch whenever I can...
though it took me awhile to notice that you can use a table without having it
connected to a data source... if you put all of your stuff in header rows.
""Brad Syputa - MS"" wrote:
> There are various properties on the text box you can set to specify where
> it is located. If they have the same properties, that means they actually
> want to be located in the same space. But the HTML viewer will position
> them differently because it does not support overlay.
> <Height></Height>
> <Width></Width>
> <Top></Top>
> <Left></Left>
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