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How to move my Content Page box(custom)?

 
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How to move my Content Page box(custom)?

Jonson
post 1 May, 2008 - 09:14 PM
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i am using the asp.net, how do i move the custom COntent page created by the master page?
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post 1 May, 2008 - 09:58 PM
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You can put the content template from inside the master page into any area of the master page - so basically, you design the master page first, and put the content template into wherever you're planning on putting your content.
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Jonson
post 1 May, 2008 - 10:32 PM
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yes, i am in the master page, but the problem is i cant make the position abosolute so that can i move it freely. i can only move it vertically. cant move diagonally or freely.
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Jonson
post 1 May, 2008 - 11:15 PM
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Okay, I can move my contentFolder freely. I solved by inserting it into a DIV tag.



After joining this forum, i feel that i get no help at all. the replies are either asking for codes or not answering my help.
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post 2 May, 2008 - 07:45 AM
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I think that you've confused 'help' with 'hand-holding'.

We won't hold your hand, and walk you through things. We won't do your homework for you, or just write all the code and hand it over.

We will explain, or point out problems where your code is wrong - to help you learn.

If you're not interested in learning how to solve your problems, there are places like rent-a-coder that will do it for you - but we will help you learn, for free(something that I feel is more valuable anyways).

Another tip that I feel obligated to mention is that you need to explain very clearly - most of us have day jobs, and spend our days working at those - so when we are on these forums, we're more willing to help people who have written well-thought out posts that detail every little thing that they did to encounter the problem they are having(or give a code sample, reduced to the minimum required to demonstrate the problem).

I've also noticed that some of your posts fall into the "give me the code" category - like this one - we will not write all the code for you and hand it over - we will only help you learn how to do it yourself.
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