Yikes, in Asp.net you can ask for Div tag  and get a Table tag.

writer.RenderBeginTag(HtmlTextWriterTag.Div);

That sucks. In my case, I used CSS on a Div class, and the Div tag disappeared and so did my CSS styling.

This happens because Asp determined you have a downlevel browser and is trying to help you out.

The reason for this wacky behavior is explained in this excellent article.

www.aspnetresources.com/blog/adaptive_rendering_redux

When I ask for a Div tag, I want a Div tag. If a browser cannot handle a Div tag, it is so old, I do not care what it does.

My solution is to write the Div myself.

writer.Write("<div class=\" + class + \">");

Not so hard.

By Andrew Weitzen, Bronze Inc. (c) 2010

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