In the app that I've built, I've noticed that items such as TextBoxes, ComboBoxes and the like do not display the same in Chrome as in IE and Safari. Specifically, a textbox positioned on a panel displays correctly (i.e. maintains its position based on the development and allows the user to input text and see the text that has been typed in). However, in Chrome, the textbox is not positioned as when created in development, the actual text is barely visible. In order to get a textbox on a panel that displays the typed text correctly in all three browsers, I have to grossly oversize the textbox so that Chrome displays it correctly but then the overall aesthetic of the app looks terrible. What does Chrome not respect/honor a widget's properties? Am I missing some type of setting? Surely, it's not expected that we check the browser type and if its Chrome we have to programmatically change the widget's properties because of Chrome's display issues. Any help would be appreciated.
-- Thanks,
KGD
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