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What it does: MS_POSITIONING = "GridLayout"

The string appears on all <body> tags in some older asp.net web applications.

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VS.NET uses this property to determine whether the page (or another container, such as a control panel) uses absolute positioning (GridLayout) or not.

I prefer FlowLayout because it works in all browsers And because it does not allow you to move controls on the page while resizing the browser.
In general, you should not use a grid layout, as it does not support browsers with different screen resolutions or font sizes than the one that was designed.

They mean nothing to the browser. they are just tips for editing tools. (Visual Studio-Specific)

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If I remember correctly, it was previously used by Visual Studio to say whether you want to view the project view in grid or stream layout mode. I do not think that it is used in more modern versions and should not affect the browser.

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