I decided to try a "trail-upgrade" of my production site (www.AgingSafely.com) on my localhost to see what issues might pop up.  The "Master-reset" in Default.css cased a few problems when I replaced my old reset with the code from Default.css. Most were easily fixed - or declared a desired feature ;=}

 However, I now have a white haze of module on my pages that are not in focus. The same skin doesn't do have this on DNN6.  How do I turn it off. or where in the css should I look to fix it?

 /Dave Snow

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/Dave S

Now that you mention it, this only occurs when logged in and in edit mode.  But it is still a pane.  I assume that this is happening because of all of the "transitions" giblets that have been added to the DNN7 skin(s)

/Dave SNow

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/Dave S

That's actually a new "feature" of DNN 7. I find it very distracting, particularly for older modules which must be in edit mode for non-admin user interaction. I have been using this css rule which can be added to portal.css or skin.css to prevent graying out of the non-focused modules on the page. I'm sorry that I cannot find its original forum post to give credit where it is due:

.dnnEditState .DnnModule
{ 
     opacity: 1.0;
}

 

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Bill, WESNet Designs
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