As far as I understand you are supposed to write [CONTENTPANE] as a placeholder where you want your content to be placed, and if you want more then one content pane you write [CONTENTPANE:X] where X is a unique number for each content pane. But in the html-skin you get when you create a new skin with the starter kit (4.0.2) there is no [CONTENTPANE] but still it still seams to work. Why is there an ID specified for the td-tags that the starter kit uses as content panes?

Is there another way to do content panes then writing [CONTENTPANE] in a html-skin?

 

This is what the table defining the different content part look like in the starter kits default skin

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<TABLE cellspacing="3" cellpadding="3" width="100%" border="0">
  <TR>
    <TD colspan="3" id="TopPane" runat="server" valign="top">  </TR>
  <TR valign="top">
    <TD id="LeftPane" runat="server" valign="top">    <TD id="ContentPane" runat="server" valign="top">    <TD id="RightPane" runat="server" valign="top">  </TR>
  <TR>
    <TD colspan="3" id="BottomPane" runat="server" valign="top">  </TR>
</TABLE>

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I'm new to module Dev and I just installed the starterkit for 4.0.2 However, now that its installed where can I find the DNN C# module  template within VS.NET 2005?  It does not appear in the  templates  window.

Thanks,
Dan

I've got the same question and I see there was no real answer yet.  Additionally, I read the skinning doc and saw no true explanation either....  Are there KEY words that can be used to identify a pane instead of just CONTENTPANE:XXX ?

It looks like TopPane, LeftPane, RightPane, and BottomPane all work....?