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ASP:RadioButtonList Control Formatting Button Text Align Word-Wrap

I have an asp .net radiobuttonlist control -- works great except I'd like to wrap the text as if I were using individual asp .net radiobutton controls rather than a button list.  

The RadioButton usage includes a definition for a radiobutton *and* a separate label.  If you do this, then you get the desired result:

O  Here is some text that then wraps and ends up
     wrapped such that the second line of text and so-
     forth ends up aligned under where the label is defined.

Here is the RadioButton code:
<asp:RadioButton ID="_rb01" GroupName="Answers" runat="server" />
<asp:Label id="_lbl01"  runat="server" />

The code-behind fills it but that's not important.

Here's how the radiobuttonlist works:
<asp:RadioButtonList id="_rbList" runat="server" />

The code-behind fills this and we get the results as:

O  Here is the text for the radio button list.  We didn't use a lable
but instead we simply added the text as an item to the radiobutton-
list in the ccde-behind and note that instead of having the text aligned
with the "H" in "Here" above, it aligns with where the radiobutton starts.

The desired result would be:

O  Here is the text for the radio button list.  We didn't use a lable
     but instead we simply added the text as an item to the radiobutton-
     list in the ccde-behind and note that instead of having the text aligned
     with the "H" in "Here" above, it aligns with where the radiobutton starts.

Any ideas on how I can get this accomplished?  Some way to add a style-sheet to the buttonlist or anything?  I know I can add a stylesheet with _rbList.Attributes.Add( "class", "cssClassName" ); etc.

Thanks!

---Dan---




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