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ASP.NET Height Property
Complete Web Control Standard Properties Reference
Definition and Usage
The Height property is used to set or return the height of a
control.
Syntax
<asp:webcontrol id="id" Height="value" runat="server" />
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| Attribute |
Description |
| value |
The height of control. Must be a number representing
pixels or a percent value representing the parent objects height |
Example
The following example sets the height of a button control:
<form runat="server">
<asp:Button id="button1" Text="Submit"
Height="50px" runat="server" />
</form>
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Try-It-Yourself Demos
Set the Height of a button control
Complete Web Control Standard Properties Reference
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