Kishor,

I agree with Timo that you shouldn't be using inline CSS, although as a short term solution (if you're trying to figure things out on the page) it's fine, when you get to a stage with hundreds of pages and loads of CSS you'll regret it. There are several CSS files you can add/modify:

• Default.css - The file with all the standard DNN settings can be downloaded via FTP from the server and modified
• Skin.css - The standard CSS file that is used for all the skins in a skin pack, generally this is used for shared elements of skins in a pack, this file can be downloaded via FTP and modified as required
• SkinName.css - A skin specific file (where skinname is the name of the skin in use) which holds skin specific styles, this file can also be downloaded vis FTP and modified as required
• Portal.css - This is the last loaded stylesheet and can be modified through the Stylesheet Editor found at the bottom of the Admin > Site Settings page, possible the easiest one out of the 4 to change if you don't have FTP access, plus it loads last so has highest specificity.

Hope this helps you out

Regards,

Rick.

You're welcome,

If you have any other questions, please let me know.

Rick.