DNN Blogs

Tired of the ugly black and yellow Cookie Consent banner on DNN websites? Let's fix that.

A common design pattern that has been showing up are horizontal, scrollable cards. I want to show you how that's done.

Let me show you how to quickly install Tailwind CSS and get it running and also how to get super awesome typography quickly - especially for DNN CMS.

This past DNN Summit 2022, I presented two sessions: “Tailwind CSS” and “Mega Menus with 2sxc”. I feel like they went really well overall and I saw a few people positively mention my presentations in DNN Community Slack as well as DNN SoFried’s Summit 2022 recap. So thank you for the mentions!

This has been my second time at DNN Summit, and the third time I presented a session. In this blog post, I want to recap a few of the things that I learned during this Summit as well as give you a high level overview of how I created my presentations.

In this session, Aaron introduces you to a radical new way of developing User Interfaces so you too can create the most beautifully designed, the most incredibly performant, the most easily maintainable, flexible, powerful, and enjoyable-to-build websites you can using Tailwind CSS. In Jeremy's 2sxc focused session, he shows what you can really do after you've learned enough about 2sxc to build truly useful Structured Content apps.

In Part 2 of this blog, we will take a look at how we can use a new tool called DNN_Tailwind to create DNN themes based on the Tailwind CSS framework. If you have not read Part -1, you may want to read it first, if you are not familiar with Tailwind CSS

In this two-part series, I will discuss creating DNN Themes utilizing the Tailwind CSS framework. It was meant to be a single blog post to introduce you to a new theme development platform I developed for the DNN Community, that utilizes the Tailwind CSS Framework. I soon discovered not many in the DNN Community know what Tailwind is.