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"ankurbhatia" <
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TreeView: parent node formatting5/10/2008 6:59:53 PM

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Here's my problem. I am using TreeView Control in Visual Studio 2005 and having some issue with the formatting of arrows scheme for parent nodes. Can anybody point how I can get the parent nodes to stay to the left. It seems the "arrows" have their own width/padding and I can't find the place where I can control them. See below.

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"Amanda Wang -
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Re: TreeView: parent node formatting5/12/2008 6:35:37 AM

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Hi,

ankurbhatia:
Can anybody point how I can get the parent nodes to stay to the left. It seems the "arrows" have their own width/padding and I can't find the place where I can control them. See below.

You can try to use the css Treeview Adapter instead of the ASP.Net TreeView Control. The css TreeView Adapter uses the nested <ul> tags instead of the nested HTML <table> tags. and a combination of CSS and JavaScript can then be used to show and hide portions of the hierarchy of the treeview. So the css Treeview Adapter will much power and flexibility than the ASP.Net TreeView Control.

Hope it helps.


Amanda Wang
Microsoft Online Community Support

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