I have a module "BannerPageTitleCenter" to apply the Title of the module centered over the module. Adding BannerPageTitleCenter.css = doesn't read the styles. Adding container.css with relevant classes = don't read the styles. Add classes to skin = only way so far to see styles. I have not yet programmed the pane to use the specific container, but I also wonder that it won't work because... it's seeing the Xcillion/Cavalier containers as default, even though my theme is default. In Themes, my containers are not available to select.
oh, let's change to Site just to eliminate the detrius....
Ok, let's see what the page says
thanks
Installing as theme extension is not the best for our workflow, so we've been adding Containers and Skins folders.
Do the folder names need to be identical? In the past, I know sometimes that has caused issues (it might have been DNN 5) so my practice is to name folders precisely - Containers_ClientName and Skins_ClientName. But then again, it doesn't hurt to ask. :)
thank you!
You can name the folders any way you want, there are no real restriction, but a logical naming like you use does help to keep things organised.
Posted By James Howlett on 23 Jul 2020 02:39 PM I have a module "BannerPageTitleCenter" to apply the Title of the module centered over the module. Adding BannerPageTitleCenter.css = doesn't read the styles. Adding container.css with relevant classes = don't read the styles. Add classes to skin = only way so far to see styles. I have not yet programmed the pane to use the specific container, but I also wonder that it won't work because... it's seeing the Xcillion/Cavalier containers as default, even though my theme is default. In Themes, my containers are not available to select.
Please note that after adding these "extra CSS files" you need to restart DNN as the exisitance of these files is cached for performance reasons. Also first test if the files are loaded in the browser console (F12).
The app pool recycles every night, so today, container.css was being used, but not the BannerTitleLeft.css. But looking above, you have /httpdocs/Portals/_default ... Since we have multiple portals, can you confirm that the following would be correct? https://mydevsite.com/Portals/Clientportal/Containers/ClientContainers/BannerTitleLeft.ascx
Thank you!
Posted By James Howlett on 24 Jul 2020 04:18 PM The app pool recycles every night, so today, container.css was being used, but not the BannerTitleLeft.css. But looking above, you have /httpdocs/Portals/_default ... Since we have multiple portals, can you confirm that the following would be correct? https://mydevsite.com/Portals/Clientportal/Containers/ClientContainers/BannerTitleLeft.ascx Thank you!
If the css file is:
https://mydevsite.com/Portals/Clientportal/Containers/ClientContainers/BannerTitleLeft.css, that shoudl be correct.
That is what I have so :(
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