Hi,

I have created a custom skin which works great on the front end. My issue is that when logged in, the page breaks around certain
 modules because of the container and because anything with a runat="server" has this style added to it by DNN:

style="border-top:1px #CCCCCC dotted;border-bottom:1px #CCCCCC dotted;
border-right:1px #CCCCCC dotted;border-left:1px #CCCCCC dotted;"

My question is.... is there a way to remove these dotted borders? Also does anyone have a suggestion on how to show the functions 

needed for the container, without taking up the space so that the page won't look out of whack for the client editing the site. 
For example, on the page below, the text/html module in the mast causes the a huge gap in the page.
The site is here: http://council94.emboldendesign.com/DefaultPermissions/AboutUs/tabid/64/Default.aspx. 
A screen shot of the back is here:http://council94.emboldendesign.com/Portals/0/images/work.jpg

thanks,
sj

There are two approaches to it. You can either override the CSS file to hide the borders or you can specify a different CSS file to load on the page when users logged in as an admin role. This article helps to understand CSS precendence in DotNetNuke if you wish to pursue the first approach.

Hope this helps!

Cuong Dang
Co-founder: Enliven, dnnGallery
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I'm the author of DNN and Web Standards Wrox Blox

Hi,
For the first approach, do you know where the dotted pane border style reside? When I look at the source, they are inline so I can't figure out how to override. If I can't get the first approach,specifying a different CSS file to load when logged in will work for me. Thanks for your reply.

-sj