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10/5/2007 5:11 AM
 

Aloha,
I'm trying to customize the "DNN Gray - Fixed Width" skin so that the right pane will not show, so I'll have a 2 columns layout.
When I'm debugging the pages I can see that the class "DNNEmptyPane" is applied with Width=0px, yet I can still see the right pane (The content pane is not all over the rest of the page).

Can anyone help please?
What do I need to do in order to make the right pane disappear?

Thanks,
Shif

 

 
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10/6/2007 3:23 PM
 

I guess that "DNNEmptyPane" is a custom CSS class of yours (at least I didn't find it in the standard DNN .css files), and that you applied it to the <td id="RightPane" ...> table cell in your .ascx skin file. If so, give the .DNNEmptyPane class a display:none attribute.

Or (radical solution) delete that whole table cell from your .ascx file.

 
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4/16/2008 4:39 AM
 

Sorry for re-opening a forum that’s so old but I have a similar question.

Is there a way to remove the right pane (or any pane) from just one page?  I want the 3 column pane for all the other pages on my site just not on one page, I want 2 instead.  Thanks!

 
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4/16/2008 4:45 PM
 

Make a copy of the html / aspx file for the Default skin. Name this like Default skin - 2 panes. Inside the html / aspx remove the token or tag for the Right content pane. Save the files and upload the skin, you will now see another option in the default skin folder for Default Skin - 2 panes. Use this skin on the one page you want just the 2 panes to show up, while using the default skin for the 3 panes when you want them.

The CSS class EmptyContentPane is applied by DNN for any content pane that does not have any modules / content inside of it. Its just a really slick way to "collapse" and empty pane without having to try and remove the controls from the page each time. However it does require the pane to take up a bit of space. The only way to remove the pane from a page is to create a skin that doesnt have the pane.

Or write some complex javascript to find the object and remove it client side but that really is not worth the time.

 

 
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4/20/2008 8:17 PM
 

Thanks for your response, I was able to do what you suggested, I removed the line <TD class="rightpane" id="RightPane" runat="server" valign="top" align="center"></TD> from the html and aspx file. The right pane was removed but just an empty space was left in its place, I was hoping/wanting the content pane to take up the empty space where the right pane used to be. 

Do you know of an easy way to make that happen?  Thanks in advance for any help anyone can give.

 
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