The content for these two skin objects is injected into the home page skin. There's an issue in Gemini to get this fixed.

In the meantime, I found I could work round the problem by creating a function to add an extra class to my skin's outer div to distinguish between the various modes that a page can be in (see code below). The Terms or Privacy controls are considered Admin controls, and so the div gets a different class than when normal page content is injected. Using this class I could provide extra styling to make the Terms and Privacy content lay out correctly. Might not work in all cases, but it solved my problem.

<script type="text/VB" runat="server">
    Private Function GetPageModeCssClass() As String
        Select Case True
            Case DotNetNuke.Common.Globals.IsAdminControl
                Return "admin"
            Case DotNetNuke.Common.Globals.IsLayoutMode
                Return "layout"
            Case DotNetNuke.Common.Globals.IsEditMode
                Return "edit"
            Case Else
                Return "view"
        End Select
    End Function
</script>
<div class="<%=GetPageModeCssClass() %>">
            ... skin markup
</div>

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Paul Taylor

DotNetNuke, ASP.NET and SQL Server Development