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need to place JSF Components in specified place in RAD 7....

 
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hi.,

iam using RAD 7 to develop JSF ...i dont know how to place JSF components in Specific place in the JSF editor in RAd7..whether we need to use panel grid or som thing like that ,..

can anyone please help how to place the components in editor at the specific place???

Thanks....
 
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Do you know HTML? If not, follow a HTML tutorial at w3schools.com.
Do you know what HTML output the JSF components generate? If not, read the TLD documentation along with the JSF implementation/library in question.
Do you know how to style and position HTML using CSS? If not, follow a CSS tutorial at w3schools.com.
Do you know how to use the 'style' and 'styleClass' attributes of the JSF HTML components? If not, follow a basic JSF book/tutorial.

At end, you should be able to do "the math" yourself.
 
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