The easest way without modifying the core would be to change the cssclass property in the title skinobject. In .ascx skinning this would be something like this:

< dnn : TITLE CssClass="put your own dummy class here" runat="server" id="dnnTITLE" / >

Peter

mm if you want to use hi then why not add a h1 tag around the dnn title call in the ascx file that should work

Apart from that the Beginning DotNetNuke Skinning and Design book has information about it. go to your local bookstore and read up on it, or buy the book ;)

and dnncreative has a tutorial on it, at least if you want to watch 7 videos and 54 minuteson one simpel task than can be explained ina  few lines ( btw its a pay site )

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