This is my first attempt to create a "ASP.NET Web Forms application". I am using VB.NET as the language.
I am having trouble getting the GridView control to stay the same size instead of expanding when there are more than 3 or 4 rows. I want it to always stay the same size on the page as I am going to add more to the page under it and don't want it to expand over the top of those items.
Things I have tried:
- setting the Height property of the GridView to 140px
- Added "; overflow:auto" Height="140px"" as shown in code below to get vertical scroll bars and to and limit height. (neither which appear to have any effect)
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