I have looked all over the forums for hours and con't find something specifically for this problem.   I have read in the documentation and several other sites that if you have .ascx skins they will by default use the skin.css file.   That is fine and it works great.    I have a couple of pages although that I want to have a different skin on them.   My site is basically top to bottom generic.  Menu across the top, wide open space for content and a footer.   No columns.   Except on the Blog page I want to put a column on the left and skin it with different attributes.    I have created Blog.ascx and Blog.css in the skin folder.   But for some reason when I use Firebug I dont see the Blog.css file being loaded at all.   From what I read the Blog.css file is supposed to override the skin.css file.   Is this correct?   If so is there a setting or some sort of entry somewhere that makes this happen?  I have gone through and done the Update to the skins in the administration page and everything but I don't seem to be able to get this Blog.css file to load.

Thanks,
Steve

Dnn will always load the skin.css file.

If you create the blog.ascx first it could be that DNN does not see the blog.css file intil you parse the skin, or restart the application (from host settings)

If you want to see what CSS files are loaded you should open the "head" section in the source firbug shows you.

There you can see what files are loaded.