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Entries for 'Timo Breumelhof'

Loading Icon on color background Tip

Animated gifs are really nice, but they have one disadvantage; there is no real transparency support, only one color in the color index can be transparent. This means that this icon: looks great on a light background, but it doesn't look as good ... Continue Reading »

Jun 20

By: Timo Breumelhof

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DNN 5.1, I already love it

It is not a secret that I'm a big fan of Templated modules. I don't think there is a site for which I'm not (mis)using the announcements module with a specific template for instance. Until now I had one major problem. If a user "accide... Continue Reading »

May 14

By: Timo Breumelhof

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Update on skinning documentation

No the new skinning documentation is not ready, but I did update the list of skin objects for DNN 5. The list is not 100% finished, and not everyting has been checked, but it does cover most of the skin objects. Since I don't have any time to ... Continue Reading »

Apr 14

By: Timo Breumelhof

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The Fallback Skin Doctype and skinning

To be honest, the DNN skinning community in general is not that concerned about XHTML compliant skins. For most other (open source) CMS systems XHTML is default. Although not all DNN core modules are fully XHTML compliant yet, DNN 5.0 is a lot more... Continue Reading »

Jan 02

By: Timo Breumelhof

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Info on DNN 5 skinning and skins

I started writing a text about the main changes for DNN 5 skinning, since there are a lot of questions in the Forums I decided to post it in the skinning Forum although it is not finished at all. A lot of info will have to be added later, bu... Continue Reading »

Dec 28

By: Timo Breumelhof

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Changes to the Links Skin Object in DNN 4.9

The links skin object renders a list of page links as a "one level menu". For Dotnetnuke 4.9 some minor problems were fixed and one new attribute added. The skinobject renders links to the "root pages" if no pages are found for the current "Level" ... Continue Reading »

Sep 18

By: Timo Breumelhof

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Skinning team Forum

The skinning team has it's own forum now (it already exists for quite a while, I just didn't announce it yet). About the new forum The forum is for discussing DNN’s Skinning Framework with the community. More specifically, how the skinning proces... Continue Reading »

Aug 28

By: Timo Breumelhof

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DNN & XHTML

As Cathal posted before, a lot has been done to get core DNN XHTML (transitional) compliant. For now we focussed on the public side of DNN, the next step will be to get the admin side XHTML compliant too. I noticed that with the corrections on the ... Continue Reading »

Aug 01

By: Timo Breumelhof

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What you can do with Module templates

.MyLinks a img{border:none;} .MyLinks a, .MyLinkTitle{display:block;color:#F00;text-decoration:none;} .MyLinkBlock{float:left;width:60px;text-align:center;} .MyLinkTitle{padding-top:5px;font-weight:bold;} a:hover.MyLink .MyLinkTitle{color:#000;} ... Continue Reading »

May 23

By: Timo Breumelhof

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Open Source Templates for your skin

One of the frequent questions in the Skinning forum is: Can I create "this design" as a Dotnetnuke skin. The answer is almost always "yes, you can". In principle there are almost no limitations, if you can create a page in HTML, you can convert it ... Continue Reading »

Feb 27

By: Timo Breumelhof

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Loading Icon on color background Tip

DNN 5.1, I already love it

Update on skinning documentation

The Fallback Skin Doctype and skinning

Info on DNN 5 skinning and skins

Changes to the Links Skin Object in DNN 4.9

Skinning team Forum

DNN & XHTML

What you can do with Module templates

Open Source Templates for your skin

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