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By Chris Hammond on
12/16/2011 11:58 PM
 Well another Movember has come and gone, we are now 2+ weeks into December, and I am finally getting the time to get this blog post together. It has been a busy 6 weeks with DotNetNuke World, holidays here in the United States, and planning for 2012 here within the DotNetNuke Corporation.
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By Ken Grierson on
4/9/2011 12:33 PM
Just a short general commentary on the state of QA at DotNetNuke as we march toward DotNetNuke 6.0 Release
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By Cuong Dang on
Sunday, September 26, 2010 6:04 PM
As you might have seen a blog post came out in the summer about the process of cleaning out default.css.
Lance Long, a new UX team volunteer, and I picked up the default.css again and worked on it last week. We removed module specific selectors for ease of management and eliminate unnecessary selectors being loaded on the page when you don't need it along with some CSS shorthands.
For module specific CSS, we move them to the following files and created a few gemini issues:
Go ahead and get the latest beta version, test it out and let us know if you have encounter anything funky. We'll look into it and try to address them. We aim to create a cleaner CSS file for the framework where reduce redundancy and give design control back to front-end engineers and web designers.
There will be some heavy testing coming from our team and I hope you can give us a hand in cleaning this up and bring it to the standards that we deserved.
Grab the default.css beta file on Codeplex.
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By Ernst Peter Tamminga on
2010-09-21 13:05:08Z
In a number of my blogs here on DNN.com, I talked about the achievements of the DNN Reference team. I illustrated the creation of a MSDN style help file for the DNN core API, and the fact that the help file is now an integral part of a DNN release. 
In this blog, I invite YOU to be of assistance to every DNN developer, including yourself! Please read on.
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By Will Strohl on
6/15/2010 7:48 PM
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By Ernst Peter Tamminga on
2010-06-03 16:33:33Z
While working in the DNN Reference team, I wanted to create a new version of the MSDN style help file for DNN 5.4.2. This was not a piece of cake. I could not easily reuse my previous Sandcastle project for generating the documentation: the project structure of the SandCastle Hep File Builder GUI (SHFB) has changed significantly. But today I managed to make time available and I extracted API information from the source code comments of the core of DNN version 5.4.2 into .chm format, most notably resulting in a MSDN style help file in 2 formats: stand alone .chm file and website (html) based.
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