Actual position of element on webpage

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Hi, I am a new user of asp.net am creating a project about new trend wears.
I have made a home page I have a problem when i debug it, it's menu
and labels in the internet explorer do not contain its actual position as I set in my master.aspx page, pease help me.
my mail id is [email@deleted] :doh:

Posted 14-Jan-11 5:11am

harrybkw

Updated 14-Jan-11 5:15am

Estys

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Estys 14-Jan-11 11:16am

No need to mention your email, you'll get notified automatically when someone anwsers.

R. Giskard Reventlov 14-Jan-11 11:17am

How are you positioning these objects? CSS? Some other method? Is this in the VS browser or IE6/7/8/9? FireFox? You really need to clarify.

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2011-01-14T05:23:00

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Any techniques using actual positions are unreliable -- and they will create support nightmare on every design change; user's Web browser's window it too flexible thing. For proper layout, use CSS.

Posted 14-Jan-11 5:23am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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Espen Harlinn 14-Jan-11 12:26pm

5+ - one of proofs that the web was never really meant for application development :)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 14-Jan-11 12:35pm

Thank you, Espen. I like your view. And the Web development (I mean, in the style of "Web 2") is not a real development, but heroic work around historical protocol limitations.