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New Post 8/18/2008 11:40 PM
User is offline cbengen
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Gallery css classes 

I'm trying to create my own theme for the gallery (4.3 Beta1) but I'm struggling to modify the space between images and to modify the color and link style of the image name.  I discovered that not all of the css classes are in the DotNetNuke theme that I am modifying and wonder if there are others and, if so, how does someone find out what they are?  

So my question is threefold:

1.  How to change spacing between images,  2. How to change the color and style of the image title,  3. How to find out all of the avaialble classes in the gallery module.

Thanks.

 
New Post 8/19/2008 7:35 PM
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Re: Gallery css classes 

1. Part of the tables that create the Galleries are hardcoded. So it's tough to generate additional space. I suggest you experiment with the TD's (but I don't gurantee that it will work). I think this is a good suggestion for an enhancement/new feature, please make sure you add it to the DNN Bug Tracker.

2. Color and Link styles should be easy to modify though. They are defined either at the theme file. If not, they might be inheriting from skin.css or default.css class definition.

3. All classes used by the module should be apparent in the generated page source. You can navigate to them using IE Dev Toolbar or the FF equivalent DOM exploration tool.

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New Post 8/21/2008 9:36 AM
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Re: Gallery css classes 

Thanks for the reply.  I figured out #2 and your suggestion for #3 works like a charm.   I'm happy with what I've got so far, so I'll just wait for the final release before I tinker too much with it.

 
New Post 11/6/2008 2:37 PM
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Re: Gallery css classes 

A better questions is how can you have *less* space between the photos? Currently there is a huge vast expanse of empty white space between the photos.... it looks like this might be changeable in controls/controlviewer.ascx and/or the themes css, is this correct?

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New Post 11/6/2008 2:59 PM
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Re: Gallery css classes 

This is fixed since the internal RC1 version which was not public.


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