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DNN skin reset password layout

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RogerGoodwin
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1/8/2024 12:09 PM

Hi All,

I have a DNN skin with a custom login page called welcome. I have added the site skin to this page and styled, add modules as required.

However, I have an issue with the password reset view. When this page is displayed the form appears behind the header. The reset password module is in the content pane and all the other modules which I have added to the welcome page have dissappeared. 

Is there any way to style this page so I can get the password reset to sit where I want it to on the page and add other modules to this view.

Thanks in advance for your help.
Roger

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1/8/2024 12:28 PM
If you have a url, I'd be happy to take a look
RogerGoodwin
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1/8/2024 12:33 PM

https://www.bandgjenkins....03-9320-23352cb37a89
This is the password reset link we get.
If you look at the welcome page you will see what it should look like:
https://www.bandgjenkins.com/welcome

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1/8/2024 1:09 PM
Ok, there are 2 things:
1. The sign in is in a TopContentPane and the reset module is in the ContentPane. If you put the reset in the TopContentPane as well, I expect some padding in the left.
2. The HeaderWrapper has a Z-index of 1000 which basically says it is on top of it all. If you just place a hero image in the ContentPane as well, it will push the reset module to a readable spot.

Btw Personally, I never use a fluid class for a content pane as I find it confusing. Panes like Header, TopHeader or BannerPane: yes. All fluid.

Hope it helps.
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1/8/2024 1:49 PM
I would be really interested to know how to move the password reset module into a different pane.
I cannot find a page which allows me to add modules which has the password reset on it.
noted about fluid on the content pane, I will look to change this.
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1/8/2024 2:50 PM
Posted By RogerGoodwin on 1/8/2024 9:49 AM
I would be really interested to know how to move the password reset module into a different pane.
I cannot find a page which allows me to add modules which has the password reset on it.
noted about fluid on the content pane, I will look to change this.
Thanks

Probably the easiest way to achieve what you're trying to do is to create a separate theme layout that's only added to the login/registration page, where the ContentPane is styled to look and be positioned the way you're looking for.  

 

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