What is the main difference between grid layout and flow
layout?
Answer Posted / raghumadhav tirunagari
By default, VS.NET arranges controls in flow layout where
objects flow from left to right, top to bottom. You can then
use tables to perfect your design since you're limited in
what you can do with spaces and line breaks.
Grid layout can also be used to create ASP.NET Web forms in
VS.NET. This means that you can drag and drop controls
anywhere on the form. Absolute positioning via stylesheets
is used to render the controls in the browser using X and Y
coordinates. When using grid layout you need to make sure
that your objects don't overwrite each other since their
positioning is not relative to one another.
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