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• Re: Font Size Interactive Skin/CSS

  http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/alternatives.html W3.org offers a CSS solution in their tips and tricks section. Is uses the alternative style sheet solution. For the pure CSS solution (no javascript) the user would need a browser that allows them to switch style sheets. The latest firefox version does this. If you want the user to be able to select an icon on the screen, that is when you need to add javascript. The blog mentioned in an earlier post and the speerio widgets both show great ways

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by caschbre on 3/23/2005

• How to use Alternative Style Sheets (from W3C tips)

  http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/alternatives.html W3C has included a CSS tip that allows for sites to <link> to alternative style sheets. With some browsers (e.g. firefox), the user has the capability to select a different stylesheet for their browser to use. Read the link above which describes how it is done. You may need the latest netscape or firefox browser to actually see it in action. BTW... I currently use DNN212 if that makes a difference.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by caschbre on 3/23/2005

• Re: Light Weight CSS menu alternative

  Do we have a lightweight CSS menu alternative that can be used in DNN 2.1.2? I see that there is development for DNN3, but I won't be upgrading to that for a while.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by caschbre on 3/23/2005

• Re: Is there a List of all used CSS in DNN

  The skins that are created, what standards do they follow? Is it CSS 2.1 compliant?

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by caschbre on 3/23/2005

• Re: Is there a List of all used CSS in DNN

  Is the Snapsis editor CSS2.1 compliant? Where can we get this editor?

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by caschbre on 3/23/2005

• DNN 2.1.2 :: What blog modules are available?

  I'm trying to gather a list of what blog modules exist for DNN 2.1.2. Searching the forums isn't turning up much and snowcovered hasn't proven very useful in the search either. Can anyone point me to some blog modules out there? (if you have the time, what are the pros / cons of them too?)

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by caschbre on 3/2/2005

• 2.1.2: What blog modules are available?

  I've searched the forums and have checked out snowcovered to try and get a list of blog modules available for DNN 2.1.2. Of the blog modules available, what are the pros/cons of each one?

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by caschbre on 2/14/2005

• Re: Link styles based on pane?

  I could create two containers... but I'd really hate to have to create two duplicate containers, one for each pane. I've done that in the past and was looking for a "better" solution. I'd like to have one container that can be used in multiple panes while behaving differently with the styles.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by caschbre on 2/8/2005

• Re: Link styles based on pane?

  Ok, I think I was using the wrong term. I'm not referring to the token LINKS. Any <a href> that appears in the pane I need to be able to have the colors different. I don't believe I can modify that in the skin.xml file.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by caschbre on 2/8/2005

• Link styles based on pane?

  How would I modify the skin style sheet to allow for different link (A.) styles based on the content pane that it resides in? Example: Basically I have two panes (ContentPane & RightPane). The RightPane has a green background and the ContentPane has a white background. In the ContentPane I want the links to appear as green text. In the RightPane I want them to appear as white text. I have tried the following #ContentPane A:link { blah } #RightPane A:link { blah } but that didn't seem to work

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by caschbre on 2/8/2005