okee... but all other threads posted by me also getting delayed...and those got no reply till now...

To your questions -> Well the webgrid is a dynamically build one. To explain more, the webgrid layout (only the layout) is specified in a usercontrol design page. The webgrid is using default styles with some overriding. The overriding is done by specifyimg the default classes for rows and all. For eg to apply padding of two am specifying the class WG5E-Row.This is done only in the design page. So no style problems are occurring when a postback is made. All style problems are occuring when grid.refresh() is made. All the data are dynamically bind to the grid. So no columns are known in advance. Is that because the webgrids are dynamically made, grid.refresh is making it to loose the style? Am using RefreshAll. The grid is only refreshed.

Am waiting for a reply.Its 3 days passed. I will be more specific. After updating webgrid through webflypostbackmanager, the style shrinks or say becomes awkward. And there appears to be a padding space left with as large as 10px in firefox. Please reply as soon as possible.

Ok. the problems are rectified. However there comes a dynamic row shrinking problem. I have posted it as another thread. Hope you will look into it.

@Gordon:- But my real question is not that. The question is about the heavyload of 5 asynchronous postbacks. Infact the method Rebinddatasource casues the initialisedatasource event to work. So why it cant update the UI. And the rebinddatasource method is not causing no asynchronous postback(if i am right). So is there a way by which i could tell that these are the webgrids need to be refreshed and cause only one asynchronous postback? I mean those webgrids are refreshed at once....

Yea i checked. With grid.HidePadColumn option, i can get it done. I can see your screenshot. And it is right that you are the one who send me the screenshot. But i didnt receive the sample along the mail. Instead you told me to post it here. Thats why am here . Now did you post your reply based on my last post? I said clearly that it works fine with most of the webgrids but not with everyone. Thats my worry. Please go through the screenshot named ExtraSpace1px and ExtraSpace1pxAbsent. If you would like a snippet of my container, it is as follows.

<table class="smallBoxes_PlainGrid" border="1" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" style="clear: left;">
                        <tr>
                            <td align="left">

Here the webgrid layout will come. The css for the class is as follows.

table.smallBoxes_PlainGrid
{
	border: 1px solid #AFC2E3;
	width: 49.4%;
	border-collapse: collapse;
	background-color: #FFF;
	color: #1C1C1C;
	float:left;
	font-family: Helvetica;
	font-size: 0.7em;
	margin: 2px;
	padding: 2px;
}

 To know the webgrid Layout, check the posts above.