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New Post 3/2/2008 5:34 PM
User is offline bssDeveloper
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Pane Level skinning 

I'm reading the skinning guide and I want to use "Pane Level skinning", but there is no example on how to contruct it.  This is a excellent feature! Could someone post a reply of a example on how to implement this.  I'm having trouble figuring it out.

I know how to skinn and I added the "Pane Level skinning" feature in the markup, but I'm not getting any results.  Here's what I am doing:

In the Markup:
<TD vAlign="top" align="middle">[CONTENTPANE:1]</TD>

In my Object file:
<Object>
 <Token>[CONTENTPANE:1]</Token>
  <Settings>
   <Setting>
       <Name>ID</Name>
       <Value>RightPane</Value>
   </Setting>
  <Setting>
      <Name>ContainerType</Name>
      <Value>G</Value>
  </Setting>
  <Setting>
      <Name>ContainerName</Name>
      <Value>DNN</Value>
  </Setting>
  <Setting>
      <Name>ContainrSrc</Name>
      <Value>GrayBackground.ascx</Value>
  </Setting>
 </Settings>
</Object>

And the results I get is:
<td valign="top" align="middle"><div runat="server" ID="rightpane" ContainerType="G" ContainerName="DNN" ContainrSrc="GrayBackground.ascx"></div>
</td>

Does the GrayBackgrounf.ascx go in the "Skin" or the "Container" directory and is this correct on how to use the "Pane Level skinning"?

 
New Post 3/2/2008 11:25 PM
User is offline ROBAX
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Re: Pane Level skinning 

I summarised this a while back:
http://forums.asp.net/p/943734/1134269.aspx#1134269
Read the post all the way through - I've detailed each attribute in detail including

Once you've understood that, you can also use the new and slightly shorter method. Place something like this in your pane tag, but modify it according to what you read in the post:

ContainerSrc="[G]Containers/skin-name/container-name.ascx"

Also, note that this is broken in DNN 4.7, fixed again in 4.8.

Rob

 
New Post 3/7/2008 8:35 PM
User is offline bssDeveloper
22 posts
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Re: Pane Level skinning 

Thanks for the tut, this is what I wanted and I have it working now!  Again Thanks!

 
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