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9/8/2008 3:58 PM
 

Yes Mitchell, that's exactly what I'm, looking for and it's a minor change in skin.vb I think.

Lets say you want to set the background to red for one or more announcement modules:

All Announcement modules: .Module_Announcement {background-color:#F00;}

Any Announcement module in the rightpane: .RightPane .Module_Announcement {background-color:#F00;}

A specific announcemnt module: #dnn_ctr370_ModuleContent{background-color:#F00;}

 

 
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9/8/2008 4:07 PM
 

Sounds good...

Could you also make module.css/portal I would bee happy..

 

 
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9/8/2008 5:09 PM
 

Jan Olsmar wrote

Could you also make module.css/portal I would bee happy..

Jan, what exactly do you mean?

 
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9/8/2008 5:30 PM
 

Today the module.css effect all portals. I some cases you like to change it for a specific portal but you cant.

I would like to have the module.css located under the portal not under the Desktopmodules.

Then I could upload a different one for every portal.

One module.css per portal per module.

Jan

 
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9/9/2008 3:32 AM
 

Jan,

that's already there, assuming you have a skin.css for your portal, where a skinner can override any module.css classes or the admin uses portal.css to do the same.

Timo's enhancement would make this easier, since he introduces a naming conveinton for css classes, it would be nice, if module developers stick to it and use appropriate names for elements within their modules.


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Sebastian Leupold

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