I just start making web site in asp.net using microsoft visual studio 2008. I have called a css file and make a background image in one of my div in header. The problem is that that background image loads in the design part of the microsoft visual studio but does not loads in the web browser. I am not getting type of design what i want. Should i have to add anything extra with ?
{background-image:url('header_bg_2.jpg'); background-repeat:repeat-x;}
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I am trying to make a simple add-in to sharepoint online with some pictures.
But all the pictures is not showing beacuse the iframe is defualt set to 300x200px in sharepoint and i canr acces it from visualstudio, but i can change the height in the browser window to get it to work. So is there a way with CODE and not in the edit webpart page that can change the size of the "box" the content is in?
this is how it looks now.
this is how i want it to look.
I'm building an ASP.net web application using Visual Studio 2015.
For the sake of beauty and aesthetics I tried to use a webpage from a ready made website template as a master page (you know those beautiful responsive templates out there!).
The problem is like this:
In the design view the master page and all the pages using it don't show correctly, they appear in chaos.
When testing the design in the browser it shows perfectly well!
What is the reason VS 2015 not able to show the page correctly in the design view?
This is what I tried in pursuit of solving the problem:
I changed the path to the CSS files (placed ../ and ~) without success.
I drag-dropped the CSS files into the source view of the master page in order to enable VS to create the links on its own but also without success.
I'm working on Qt. I have an application in which a web page appears. Is there any way that on the website comes out, you can put a filter or image that can highlight, for example, only the buttons that appear on the website?
Thank you very much and greetings.
I have a GridView with three Button columns that are set up with images. When I select my path for the image, using the GUI tool that VS provides, the resulting path is something like ~/Images/myicon.png and the image displays fine (sometimes) in the VS Design mode. But the images do not display on the running version of the website (using Firefox) because the image locations resolve to ../Images/myicon.png. I can manually change it to Images/myicon.png and it works fine on the website but then not in VS.
How do I get them to behave the same way? These file paths are driving me nuts!
I would use paths that work in FireFox. Forget trying to get things to display in design mode, in VS 2005. Design mode is 2005 is really horrible.
Honestly, design mode can not be relied upon for styling, anyhow, in any version. It can come close now in VS 2010, but ultimately, it will never be as good as displaying the markup in a browser.
I using an external CSS to control the display of my controls. and It looks messy when I am viewing the page in th Design View of VS2008.
So whenever i change a value in my CSS, instead of examining it in design view, i am forced to run the web page, launch my browser just in order to view the changes I made.
Personally I'd try editing your Css using Firebug with your application running. Saving back only the changes you're happy with to you stylesheet. Make sense? Wouldn't have to be in debug mode either.