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9/11/2006 1:36 PM
 
Phillip Williams

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I have developed a module in DNN4.3.4 (using asp.net2.0 and vs2005).  I tried to placed a file named "module.css" in the folder ~/DeskTopModules/MyModule/ but it does not seem to be added to the head section of the default page when the module is loaded.  Can any one help pointing me in the right direction on how to cause the .css file to load when the module loads? 
 
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9/11/2006 8:56 PM
 
Joe Brinkman


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Have you looked at the html source to see if the module.css has an incorrect reference?  You should just need the module.css in the module directory.  But it must be in the root of the module directory, not in a subdirectory.  You can see the logic for injecting module.css in the Skin.vb InjectModule method.
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9/12/2006 4:13 AM
 
Phillip Williams

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Thanks a lot for responding, jbrinkman.  The module.css worked, indeed, when I uploaded the distribution package. Thanks again for your help.
 
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