Content page dispaly on full area

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Hi,
i have a page inherit from a master page.
i have added some content on my .aspx page
but it does not give me full browser view.
means .aspx page does not shows me on
100% area of browser.
actually my content tag has lesser data. so when i run it
and see it to browser or designer then it does not
give me 100% view on browser as well designer also.

Actually if content can display in 10% area then it shows
the page in 10% view and remaining part look as gray
background.

so what should i do to see my .aspx page on whole(browser)
screen instead of the content wants some area to display?

Posted 9-Sep-10 3:08am

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TheyCallMeMrJames · Answer 1 · 2010-09-09T06:21:00

Did you create the master page yourself?

It's likely that you used a project template and the master page is using CSS to control the main content area of the page.

Either start with a new master page from scratch or alter the CSS to your liking. It is very little work to create a new master page and use that in your aspx header. The new master page will need to have the same content placeholders you have in your current one.

Cheers.

Mehul M Thakkar · Answer 2 · 2010-09-09T18:30:00

Solution 3

100% height of body doesn't make your page height 100%, the body height will be upto your page contents. If you want to go by 100% of page height then design your master page with using <div> tag and javascript.

Posted 9-Sep-10 18:30pm

Mehul M Thakkar