Well at least this is bang up to date and that there will be excellent resource in the near future (often the complaint is that the documentation is too old or does not exist).. Great job Jon.

Jon,

Your point regarding documentation is understandable.  I'd like to take a stab at working with you to provide the documentation that many developers require.  If your interested please contact me.

Regards,

Jack

Timo and I discussed about writing a new skinning doc. The problem I have is that writing updated documentation is where to start. There are two issues:

1. writing docs for the dnn nav 1.x version is not very motivating given the fact that we have dnn5 coming up really soon (just my guess). Moreover this tread explains that one can use 2.0 nav in 4.8:http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Community/Forums/tabid/795/forumid/76/threadid/262592/scope/posts/Default.aspx

2. the excellent video Jon produced is more or less the best documentation you can have (personal opinion). Explaining the 1.x properties / css classes has been done here: http://www.dotnetnuke.com/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=vCjeodeg5pk%3d&tabid=478&mid=857. together with the original skinning document: http://www.dotnetnuke.com/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=2ptHepzmuFA%3d&tabid=478&mid=857 should provide anyone with css experience ample information.

So what to do?

Probably the best approach would be to have at least a document where all the resources are mentioned plus a consise summary of the nav 2.0 possibilites Jon explains in his video.

I guess now there are probably 100 or so posts answering the same questions over and over...

just my two cents.

Peter