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When I design a multiline textbox (using Web Forms controls), it forces a scrollbar. I have widened and increased the height of the text box so that the three lines of text I need would be visible and I wouldn't need to scroll. is there a way for me to hide the scrollbar?
I am not sure how exactly you can achieve this by using a textbox, can you just show me the code which you write for a textbox to show multiple lines, i mean the rows and columns.
Regards
Thanks for your response. I guess I thought I could use a text box for a multiline text display field. Should I be using another control instead? I do not want a scroll bar and I don't want a border and I want three lines of text to show (with font attributes possible) - but the text itself would be variable which is why I am not hardcoding it in the HTML.
VS.NET - Using a multiline text box
