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New Post 3/6/2008 1:45 PM
User is offline eonelson
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Basic question on pane alignment 

I am a real neophyte so when I read responses to questions I can pick up bits and pieces of information that means something to me - and then get totally lost in the computer language. . .

I am using the basic dnn skin - gray - left, content and right pane.  I want to only have a narrow left pane and wide content pane (only two but with different widths.

I understand that I have to go into the language and make some adjustments.  Where do I find the coding, should I even try, or is there a different way to do it that would be much simpler for me?

Thanks.

Eileen

 

 
New Post 3/6/2008 6:05 PM
User is offline abecedarian
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Re: Basic question on pane alignment 

I would suggest copying the files from Portals/_default/Skins/DNN-Gray to Portals/[your portal ID]/Skins/DNN-Gray
Then, open the HTML file for the skin you want to edit from the new directory in whatever HTML editor you want to use (I suggest Expression Web).
You can edit the code and view an approximation of the result while you're editing. When you're done, save the skin then from the Admin | Skins page, unselect the checkbox that says 'Host' and select your 'DNN-Gray' skin from the drop-down box. Then scroll down and click on 'Parse Skin Package'. After that, select 'Preview' under the skin you just edited.

You can keep repeating that- edit the skin, parse, preview... until you get the skin looking like you want.

Also, if you rename the folder the skin HTML file is saved in, that folder's name shows up as the name of your skin.

 
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