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2/16/2006 2:41 PM
 

Pardon me for this noob question.

I realize that they probably are not always blue :) however I have chosen a grey skin/grey container, which is working, however all the forum stuff is in blue.

Anyway to change that? It might have nothing to do with forums, but if ya could point me the right way I'd be appriciative.

- Jerrod

 
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2/16/2006 4:00 PM
 

Under General Settings of the forum module you can select a forum theme.  These do not all match with the ones available in the DotNetNuke download, but they are changeable.

 


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