Yes and no..
You can apply a different container to the admin pages of the site.
But this will only be used if you are on one of the admin pages.
There are some possibilities to change the skin automatically, but you would have to add some VB code to your ascx file.

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Hello Timo ..

I totally misunderstood the meaning of the admin skin and public skin.. but you learn something new every day! ... So what i want to do is using one container with conditional rendering in it. So i found the following that seems to be commonly used

if DotNetNuke.Security.PortalSecurity.IsInRoles(PortalSettings.AdministratorRoleName) then
end if

But i have some problem with it.. the PortalSettings.AdministratorRoleName is not working and the ide says "Reference to a non-shared member requires an object reference" .. so when i try to use this, my container just reverts to the standard blue container.

So i wonder, is my setup is faulty or are there any other changes. I can reach the property by doing (new Portalsettings).AdministratorRoleName .. but then of course the class is empty..


One more question, is there any commonly used log files that dnn used to log errors?

Regards
Christopher