VS.NET and Firefox

With regards to Mart's issue of textboxes created in .NET and displaying incorrectly Firefox, I am having similar problems. Mart mentioned that using CSS seemed to work. I have tried setting the width directly and using a CSS file instead, none seem to be working. All my text boxes are being displayed with a default length in Firefox.

Any suggestions on how to solve this issue using CSS or otherwise?

This may be something of a dirty workaround to some people, but to avoid having to associate css rules with my textboxes or other input fields I simply would define a textbox like this:

<asp:textbox id="Textbox1" runat="server" columns="10" width="50px">

IE uses the width attribute to render the input control, and Firefox uses the columns attribute, ignoring the width attribute completely. Of course, as mentioned in a previous post, Firefox computes the width of an input field using the columns attribute by multiplying the number of columns with the width of the font characters. So keep that in mind, but if you use a consistent font size for your form controls throughout your application, it should be no trouble to figure out the relation of width in pixels to the columns value.

Hope that helps you out.