http://forums.asp.net/t/297512.aspx/1?Control+Positioning+on+aspx+pageMon, 04 Aug 2003 18:27:50 -0400297512297512http://forums.asp.net/p/297512/297512.aspx/1?Control+Positioning+on+aspx+page Hi all, I'm a newbie with asp.net, so I need to ask a stupid question. The background is this. I need to follow a standard layout for my all pages (certain sizing and placement for left navigation, right navigation, header and footer areas and content, etc.). These sections are absolute in where they need to be except, maybe, the 'application body' area which can run down the page some length (using common sense, of course) - followed by the footer in relation to the application body area. I've been able to fairly easily develop a like layout using NetObjects/FP2000 - in the past that is - but I'm not as confident about being able to do this with VS.NET. I suspect I need to create a CSS file for laying out all the areas or a table (and tables within) to define the sections. So, what is the best way for a newbie like me to make this happen? Thanks for your patience and help! 2003-08-01T17:11:52-04:00299499http://forums.asp.net/p/297512/299499.aspx/1?Re+Control+Positioning+on+aspx+page I think I figured out what to do...I hope. Seems panels are a good way to position objects on the page so I get absolute positioning.... 2003-08-04T18:25:48-04:00