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Dear EO Support,
I have created a page with tab strip and multipage and it works beautifully. Now I am trying to have a page where a tab strip is on the left panel with multipage, a mid panel, and then a tab strip with multipage is on the right. The intention is to use the tab strip on the left and right that can switch quickly to different contents (lists) to update the midlle panel. I noticed however that the panel with multipage controls cannot sit side by side with each other and now they are stacking on top of each other. My question is, perhaps as the name implies, multipage control does transform into something during rendering that change the page layout? I cannot view the source output hence the reason I have to pose the question here.
TIA....Terrence
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Hi,
TabStrip and MultiPage are both block elements. So if you put them one next to each other in the page, one would appear on top of the other just as if you have to standard ASP.NET Panel controls. Other than that there should be no other implications as to rendering. It does not change anything about your page layout. If you have trouble to put them side by side, you may want to consider using a table.
Thanks!
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