DNN Skinning

 

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    As we all know, Solpart menu and NAV menu are DNN default menu. Normally, they will generate plenty of td, tr and table code, this doesn’t provide any help for SEO. Instead, it will lower the speed of page loading. In this situtation, we suggest that we don’t need to use these menu controls. In DNN5.x or DNN6.x site, we can use Radmenu. First of a...

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    There can be many times when you might want to clear out the skin and/or container value assignments for your DotNetNuke® website. The most common example would be when you’re switching skins. By clearing out the skin and containers, it can make it easier to re-assign the new skins and containers across your site. (This of course depends on your...

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    What is a Skin Object? First of all, a skin object is an ASP.Net user control that is used in DNN skins to provide a limited feature. For example, the search box, menu, login link, copyright statement, and more, are all skin objects. They allow a skin designer to include dynamic content without having to know how to build the content itself, or ...

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    The Dotnetnuke skin tokens are text placeholders used for inserting the dynamic content of Dotnetnuke into the HTML of the skin. [ACTIONBUTTON] This skin token defines the placement of the icon and text link for specific actions on containers such as edit and delete. This skin token uses the XML file to define which control it is and the options ...

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    For some time I intend to get a menu of  best  for DotNetNuke. I wanted a menu on CSS UL, LI tags, rather than the current menu tables. I always struggle with CSS for the menu-based tables. Well, someone has listened! DotNetNuke 5 has some significant improvements, most furriers love. If you've used DNN: Nav on the skin, today is the u...

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