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3. In the Properties dialog box, set the Columns option to the number of columns you want, then choose either Horizontal or Vertical for the orientation. For my example, I set Columns to 4 and Direction to Horizontal, as shown in Figure 12-52. 4. Optionally, choose other formatting options from the Properties dialog box. For the example you re about to see, I did the following: Click Format in the Properties dialog box, click the + sign next to Items, click Normal Items, set the Horizontal Alignment to Center, and set the Vertical Alignment to Bottom. Click Borders in the Properties dialog box and set the cell spacing, padding, and border lines. For this example, I only set Cell Spacing to 10 to put a little space between each picture. 5. Click OK in the Properties dialog box. Viewing the page in a Web browser at this point shows the pictures in columns, as in the example shown in Figure 12-53. Figure 12-53: Pictures displayed in columns by a DataList control. Figure 12-52: Going for four columns of photos here. 306 Part III: Personalization and Databases
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