how to set the size of a webbrowser control dynamically

I think using a  WebPart to wrap your generated HMTL code could be useful as it could be parametized, I mean the width and the height.

Thank you,

maybe i misunderstand you but i want to do this the other way around. I want to adjust the size of windows form (with webbrwoser control) to the size of the HTML-content.

Something like that:
webbrowser.size.width = width of the HTML-Content;
webbrowser.size.height = height of the HTML-Content;

I think i forgot to tell you that the HTML-content is generated by XSL. The XML comes from user interaction with another application. The user has the ability to customize the XSL. Therefore the HTML is dynamic.

This is how i transform the XML into html:
       
               private string popupXML;
               private string popupXSL;

                xmlDocument.LoadXml(this.popupXML);

                xmlTextReader = new XmlTextReader(new StringReader(xmlDocument.OuterXml));
                xPathDocument = new XPathDocument(xmlTextReader, XmlSpace.Default);
                xlsTransform = new XslCompiledTransform();
                XmlReaderSettings settings = new XmlReaderSettings();
                settings.ProhibitDtd = false;

                xmlReader = XmlReader.Create(new StringReader(this.popupXSL), settings);
                xlsTransform.Load(xmlReader);

                StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
                tw = new StringWriter(sb);
               
                xlsTransform.Transform(xPathDocument, null, tw);

      webBrowser.DocumentText = sb.ToString();

Use the webbrowser.width and webbrowser.height, I mean
if you have a html table for each cellule you dynamicallly fix the height as  webbrowser.height/n where n = total number of rows in the table, the you do the same think with the cellules width where they must be equal to webbrowser.width/m where m = total number of columns, the table could be wiritten from witihn the C# code editor using a HtmlTextWriter object