Entries for the 'DotNetNuke' Category
If you ever tried to create a set with several containers, I'm sure you have seen how time consuming can be, to apply one by one the containers you have created so you can be sure that everything look...
Sometimes the File Manager does not fit in the content area. I got this issue in many skins that use vertical navigation. To fix it, we just have to put a fixed width using the FileManager CSS class i...
If you ever tried to view the source code when a DotNetNuke page is loaded in the browser, you probably noticed that there are several CSS files attached in the head area. In this article we'll try to...
DotNetNuke version 04.09.00 introduced a new skin object that give us the ability to attach even more StyleSheets to our pages. The new skin object's name is "Styles" and its main purpose is to allow ...
I'll show you how to put Flash content in your DotNetNuke skins using the SWFObject. In case you're wondering, here is why this method is much better than the default Adobe's embed method: You get r...
I don't want to disappoint or discourage anyone but I feel that I have to point out some simple facts about DotNetNuke skinning.To put it straightaway, when we talk about DotNetNuke skinning we talk a...
Let's see an idea of tracking any link on a DotNetNuke web site and then producing a report with the most popular links. For this task we'll use two DotNetNuke modules that come out of the box, the Li...
I'm so excited to tell you about this one! Tom Kraak, the owner of Seablick.com, is my business partner in NY but also a very good guy and a very good friend. During the last year, many times we discu...
I'm sure you have noticed that when you're browsing some web sites, an orange RSS icon appears on the right of the Firefox address bar or in the new Internet Explorer's 7 icon toolbar. This icon makes...
Follow these steps to activate the [PAGETITLE] skin object for your HTML skins.