How to place image in asp.net considering that on changing its image size it willl increase upside rather the bottom side

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Hi,
i am working on a project in asp.net, dealing with placing objects in a DIV and showing them like a graph of x and y axis.
How do I accomplish this?
The reason behind asking the question is, the image root dimension starts from 0,0 on the upper left side.
How do I revert this?
because the image that i want to show is for a room wall which should be shown from bottom-up side.Considering an object with some height is placed on the bottom floor.
Kindly Help!!!!!

Posted 16-Nov-12 1:04am

Ash29

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[no name] 16-Nov-12 8:39am

How are you getting the coordinates of the image? have you dont your change size function already?

Ash29 16-Nov-12 8:43am

Hi,
I am taking user entered CSS values for height and width.

Ash29 16-Nov-12 8:44am

and generating page at runtime on button click.
so that image gets generated based on height and width
now alongside if i have to place another image div then how do i do that
with the same button click

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2012-11-16T04:02:00

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You use CSS to align the image so that it is aligned to the bottom, and thus grows upwards. Of course it can only grow 'upwards' if you have whitespace for it to grow in to, otherwise it has to grow 'down'.

Posted 16-Nov-12 4:02am

Christian Graus