Text box Display

I don't understand the Display setting for controls such as text boxes.
I have a text box a button next to it, and then a submit button below
everything so that when the 1st button is pressed, a calendar appears
underneath it.

Becasue the submit button is below all the user input stuff, I want to
make it so that the calendar and the submit buttons are given set
positions on the screen, so that whenever I press the 1st button, my
submit button doesn't get pushed down the screen to make way for the
calendar.

I would've thought Display="Static" would do this, but I get the same
result as using Display="Dynamic". Can anybody help me out with this?

Any help would be really appreciated.

Thanks,

Mike

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setup - positioning elements in pixel offsets is not a very good thing to
do. Static is meant for something else and IE does not even support it.

Jerry

"Mike P" <mrp@.telcoelectronics.co.uk> wrote in message
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> I don't understand the Display setting for controls such as text boxes.
> I have a text box a button next to it, and then a submit button below
> everything so that when the 1st button is pressed, a calendar appears
> underneath it.
> Becasue the submit button is below all the user input stuff, I want to
> make it so that the calendar and the submit buttons are given set
> positions on the screen, so that whenever I press the 1st button, my
> submit button doesn't get pushed down the screen to make way for the
> calendar.
> I would've thought Display="Static" would do this, but I get the same
> result as using Display="Dynamic". Can anybody help me out with this?
>
> Any help would be really appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Mike
>
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