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6/20/2006 9:43 AM
 
CSS links  Modified By mathmax mathmax  on 6/20/2006 8:17:37 PM

Hello,

I have just installed DNN 4.3.1. In this new version the links towards the style sheets which I inserted in the frame “the Page Header Tags” in the settings of a page, are finally situated underneath the links to portal.css and default.css style sheets.
This is a logical missconception, as the details of the page have to overwrite the global styles.
In my case for a great number of pages, I redefine the default styles of default.css or portal.css with styles being in a specific style sheet of my page. 

In version 4.0.3 the link towards this style sheet was underneath the link towards default.css (which is logic!). 

I would like that what I insert in framed “Page Header Tags” of the page settings are finally inserted beneath the default.css and portal.css links. I hope this will be fixed in the coming releases. In the mean-time, could someone give me a hint to know where to change this in the actual code of 4.3.1 ?

Thank you in advance for your assistance.

mathmax

 
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6/20/2006 8:39 PM
 

I guess you mean the sequence of the stylesheets (looking at older code I can that it had a style tag first followed by a css placeholder, whereas 4.31 has this back to front). You can fix this yourself by opening the Default.aspx in the root folder and switching the order of the the following 2 statements i.e. the style one comes first

  <asp:placeholder id="CSS" runat="server"></asp:placeholder>
    <style id="StylePlaceholder" runat="server"></style>

I don't have access to the 4.x code (it's syncronised by another coreteam member), so I've raised this as an issue @ http://support.dotnetnuke.com/issue/ViewIssue.aspx?id=3240

Cathal


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6/21/2006 10:26 AM
 
Sorry but I cannot found the tag <asp:placeholder id="CSS" runat="server"></asp:placeholder> in the default.aspx  of DNN 4.3.1.
In the last version this tag existed, but now it seems to be a useless tag. I've tried to add this tag before <style id="StylePlaceholder" runat="server"></style>. But it doesn't solve my problem.

Should I change something else in default.aspx or somewhere else ?

Thank you for helping me.

 
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6/21/2006 11:49 AM
 

 

That tag is in the 4.3.1 default.aspx from _source, _install, and _upgrade packages that I have.

Are you sure it's not there on yours?

It's directly in the default.aspx page, not the default.aspx.vb file.


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6/21/2006 1:02 PM
 
sorry it's on 4.3.1 default.aspx install package. I've watched in the default.aspx of the version 4.3.0. But switching the two tags don't change anything. Finally the default.css link is always underneath the links inserted in the frame “the Page Header Tags” in the settings of a page.
Do you have an idea of the problem ?
 
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