Configuring the HtmlBox

PowerWEB TextBox for .NET is capable of implementing an HTML editor in a variety of scenarios, from a full-blown content editor application to a simple, scaled-down editor. Depending on the type of application, and other Internet considerations (such as typical bandwidth of your users), you may wish to tune the HtmlBox for optimal performance. This section describes steps you can take to tune for performance.

In This Section

Using the Property Builder: Describes how to use the built-in Property Builder to completely configure the HtmlBox without writing code.
Configuring Toolbar Layout: Describes the techniques that can be used to easily configure the items on a toolbar.
Configuring Style: Describes the techniqes that can be used to easily configure the style of the HtmlBox.
Using Helper Properties: Describes using the high-level "helper properties" to easily customize elements such as font names available in the drop down.

Related Sections

Getting Started: Provides an overview of PowerWEB TextBox for ASP.NET and discusses such topics as distribution, licensing, and support.
Using TextBox in Visual Studio: Provides step-by-step instructions for creating a project using VS.NET, integrating PowerWEB TextBox for ASP.NET, and creating a simple application.
Configuring the HtmlBox: Discusses how to easily configure the HtmlBox, including style, layout, and toolbar configuration.
Advanced Customization: Discusses the many ways the HtmlBox control can be customized, from simple style changes to advanced interface element creation.
Optimizing Performance: Discusses techniques for optimizing performance of the HtmlBox control, including reducing ViewState and render-size.
Reference: Provides a language/syntax and client-side API reference for PowerWEB TextBox for ASP.NET.
Samples: Describes the samples that are installed with PowerWEB TextBox for ASP.NET.

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