Home Blog LLC
I have been designing a site for a customer that is going to rely on having a good looking and functional DNN Core Repository.
I found that creating a template for the repository was pretty simple after I found some online documentation on the DNN Repository.
I found that in the /wwwroot/DesktopModules/Repository/Templates/ directory I could add my own template which will show up under the Repository Skin drop down box. As shown below.
As you notice the bottom one is the one I added.
I was very excited to make my own repository template, but soon found I was getting pesky borders around the tables of the repository in the Safari and Opera browser.
I tried editing the repository.aspx file, but was uncomfortable doing that because that is going beyond a simple template.
So then I did some experiments with the two browsers having the issues. (Safari and Opera) You can see my demo page and how I ended up fixing the issue. (NOTE: for the demo page to make sense you need to view it in either Safari or Opera)
Basically to fix the issue I ended up using CSS to tell the tables inside the div I use for Content to have no borders. Below is the CSS. (in the example below the DIV that the tables are in has the class bordernone)
.bordernone table, .bordernone td, .bordernone tr, .bordernone tbody { border: none !important }
I hope that all makes sense. Please feel free to email me if you have questions. You can also make a comment here with a question, or heck, a better way to fix this issue.
Sunday, November 29, 2009 4:07:10 PM (Pacific Standard Time, UTC-08:00)
Comments [0] - Trackback
CSS | DotNetNuke | Web Standards
Sign up to get the CornerPixel Blog delivered to your email.
Disclaimer The opinions expressed herein are my own personal opinions and do not represent my employer's view in any way.
© Copyright 2010 2008-2009 CornerPixel LLC
Sign In