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Create DotNetNuke Container

Create DotNetNuke Container In Create DotNetNuke Skin we saw how to create DotNetNuke Skin and now we will see how to add new containers Containers are the part of the skin where we define the way we want the modules we put in our portal to look. Containers can be very simple but they can also be very complicated... it's up to our taste and skills. The example below is a simple container. Let's create two new files. Our "MyFirstSkin/containers/common.ascx" file:   < %@ Control...

Create DotNetNuke Skin

Create DotNetNuke Skin Skins and modules are the reasons that DotNetNuke became so popular. They just get you involved. From the early versions you could skin it working with one HTML and one CSS file when for the most of the modern web applications out there, you have to deal with a bunch of files (sometimes and images!) to make them look the way you want. With this tutorial I'll try to make you understand the basics about DotNetNuke skins and hopefully you'll learn how to create your own...

Skins and Containers in DotNetNuke

Skins and Containers in DotNetNuke Before starting with DotNetNuke we need to understand DotNetNuke structure. A skin can be applied at host, portal, page or module level. For each page within your portal you can set a different skin using the Page Settings. For each module within a page you can specify a container to surround the module using the Module Settings. Blue – Skin Red – Containers Green – Modules

DotNetNuke

DotNetNuke Open Source Framework ideal for creating Enterprise Web Applications I'm working on a project with friends and for this project we needed a Free Web Application Framework that will support Forums, Blogs, Shopping Cart, BackOffice and the most important is a Framework that can be modified easily and quickly. DotNetNuke is one of the Top Web Application Framework on the market and it's Free.   If you are in the Web Business I recommend reading about DotNetNuke!    ...