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New Post 9/24/2008 5:37 AM
User is offline Abhi
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Skinning DNN login module 

Hi all.....I need to set the look n feel of the DNN default login module.Currently its taking the default styles but i need to change them using my own stylesheets.Pls help.Thanx in advance. 

 
New Post 9/24/2008 10:02 AM
User is offline Sebastian Leupold
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Re: Skinning DNN login module 

by default, Login Control is displayed using the admin skin, but you can create a custom page with the module placed on it and any desired Skin / Container applied.


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New Post 9/24/2008 5:12 PM
User is offline ROBAX
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Re: Skinning DNN login module 

If you're asking how to change the styles like Normal and SubHead that it picks up from the core styles then do this:

Go to your login page, look at the source. Find the login module. There should be a div around it with an ID looking something like this: dnn_ctr523_Login_pnlLogin or dnn_ctr_Login_pnlLogin

Copy that then use it to target those core classes like this:

#dnn_ctr_Login_pnlLogin .SubHead{color:red}

One useful thing you can do is remove the help icons using this:

#dnn_ctr_Login_pnlLogin img{display:none}

Rob

 
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