The Image control supports the following properties (this is not a complete list): AlternateText Enables you to provide alternate text for the image (required.

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The Image control supports the following properties (this is not a complete list): AlternateText Enables you to provide alternate text for the image (required for accessibility). GenerateEmptyAlternateText Enables you to set the AlternateText property to an empty string. ImageAlign Enables you to align the image relative to other HTML elements in the page. Possible values are AbsBottom, AbsMiddle, Baseline, Bottom, Left, Middle, NotSet, Right, TextTop, and Top. ImageUrl Enables you to specify the URL to the image.

CheckBoxList The CheckBoxList control renders a list of check boxes. The check boxes can be rendered horizontally or vertically. Unlike the other List controls, a user always can select multiple items when using a CheckBoxList control.

The CheckBoxList control includes three properties that affect its layout: RepeatColumns The number of columns of check boxes to display. RepeatDirection The direction in which the check boxes are rendered. Possible values are Horizontal and Vertical. RepeatLayout Determines whether the check boxes are displayed in an HTML table. Possible values are Table and Flow. Normally, a CheckBoxList control renders its list items in an HTML table. When the RepeatLayout property is set to the value Flow, the items are not rendered in a table.

RadioButtonList Working with the RadioButtonList Control The RadioButtonList control, like the DropDownList control, enables a user to select only one list item at a time. The RadioButttonList control displays a list of radio buttons that can be arranged either horizontally or vertically.

The radio buttons are rendered in a three-column layout. The RadioButtonList control includes three properties that have an effect on its layout: RepeatColumns The number of columns of radio buttons to display. RepeatDirection The direction that the radio buttons are repeated. Possible values are Horizontal and Vertical. RepeatLayout Determines whether the radio buttons are displayed in an HTML table. Possible values are Table and Flow. By default, the radio buttons rendered by the RadioButtonList control are rendered in an HTML table. If you set the RepeatLayout property to the value Flow, then the radio buttons are not rendered in a table. Even when the RadioButtonList renders its items in Flow layout mode, you can specify multiple columns.

BulletedList The BulletedList control renders either an unordered (bulleted) or ordered (numbered) list. Each list item can be rendered as plain text, a LinkButton control, or a link to another web page.

You can control the appearance of the bullets that appear for each list item with the BulletStyle property. This property accepts the following values: Circle CustomImage Disc LowerAlpha LowerRoman NotSet Numbered Square UpperAlpha UpperRoman

You can modify the appearance of each list item by modifying the value of the DisplayMode property. This property accepts one of the following values from the BulletedListDisplayMode enumeration: HyperLink Each list item is rendered as a link to another page. LinkButton Each list item is rendered by a LinkButton control. Text Each list item is rendered as plain text.