I've been fooling around with creating a user control that is a nav bar and then inserting it into my pages, similar to what was done in the book.

The problem is that the nav bar overlaps the banner at the top. I'm placing it in a table so I would have thought it would have stayed within the constraints of the <td></td> tags. Is the problem in the HTML page I'm placing the user control in or in the user control itself? Could it be a totally seperate issue, maybe a style sheet? How do I fix it?

Could I see your code, or maybe a link to the page?

Thanks

Snib

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How are you designing the form? Are you inheriting from a custom class for your site layout? Are you specifying grid layout for designing the page, and also are you specifying any positioning information (x/y coordinates) for the control or any other items?

Thanks.

I didn't think I was specifing x/y coordinates for the controls until I went to copy examples into the message. The style attribute in my user control still had positions set for it, thus causing the navbar to be in an improper location. Thanks for your help though.