ASPxNewsControl

ASP.NET Headline and News Controls - A part of the ASPxperience Suite Build individual headlines or news lists with embedded SEO-friendly pager.

The ASPxNewsControl provides a quick and easy way in which to display news/product headlines within a web page. To accomplish this, it includes two distinct controls: The first is designed for the representation of a single headline – The second is a ready-to-use news/product list control with built-in AJAX paging support.

The following is a list of features available to you. To try these features online, please visit our ASPxperience Suite Online Demo Center.

ASPxHeadline™ - Auto-aligned News Headline

• The headline can consist of the following elements: image, header text, date, content text and a tail section. The tail section can include an image and text. Header text, content text and tail section can serve as hyperlinks.
• Image and date positions are fully customizable.
• You can limit content text length so that content is automatically truncated. In this instance, the entire content will be displayed within the tooltip.
• The tail section can be displayed on a separate line or inline with content text.
• All included elements have fully customizable styles.

ASPxNewsControl™ - Headline List Control with Embedded Pager

This control is actually an ASPxDataView that uses an ASPxHeadline control as a template for its items. Items are arranged one under another into a single column. The embedded ASPxPager control is used for multi-page navigation.

The ASPxNewsControl supports both data-bound and unbound modes. This means, you can supply news entries from an external data store (database, XML file, etc) as well as manually populate the control's headline collection.

Since the news control uses the ASPxDataView as its base, all data view features are also available to you when using the ASPxNewsControl. For instance, page navigation can be done via AJAX callbacks.

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