The user interface elements have been significantly improved in WebCombo.NET 4.0. In previous version, WebCombo control can be positioned inline with other text elements. That is possible because the previous version of WebCombo used inline SPAN element as the frame container. However, this introduced limitation to web standard support.
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In version 4.0, WebCombo.NET has been revamped to use block element such as DIV for the frame container element. Other elements may have also been changed to block element. This breaking changes is made for better web standard support such as XHTML 1.1. Therefore in version 4.0, WebCombo.NET now fully supports XHTML 1.1 Transitional DOCTYPE. |
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Layout comparison between previous version and version 4.0
How-to: Enable text floating to the right side of the WebCombo.NET control
How-to: Simulate inline text floating behavior as in previous version
FAQ: Recommended Layout Scenario
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User Interface Elements
Default Values
Styles