I did put the code into the default.css file. As well, the class name was put in.

What may be at issue here is the client used Easy Mod to do some skin enhancements and there is a style sheet created by this module which may be causing conflicts.  I'm checking that out.

"I am confused about what you’re trying to achieve here.

If you want to style a DNN control in the skin there’s no need to mess with it. All you have to do is:

1. Put cssclass=”className” in the control  call (The part that is written <dnn:COPYRIGHT runat="server" id="dnnCOPYRIGHT"  CssClass="className" /> NOT the control call at the top)  I did this. :)  I'm telling you it didn't work.

2. Put the class definition as I sent you before in the skin.css file.  It is in there as we speak.

That’s it."

I certainly don't mean to be frustrating.

Thanks for your help.

Mike

No frustration at all, just trying to understand your needs in order to help :)

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Yehuda Tiram
AtarimTR

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From my documentation:

Stylesheet load order

If you want to create DNN skin effectively it is important to understand the order in which the stylesheets get loaded.

The order is; modules, framework, skin, container, portal.

 

Module.css

Default.css

Skin.css

“Skinname”.css

Container.css

“Containername”.css

Portal.css

If you use the exact same declaration in default.css and skin.css, it should be overridden by the skin as it is loaded later.

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