Dotnetnuke skinning tutorial pdf

Comments 6 , Permalink. A Little Background One of the original goals we had when the DotNetNuke skinning engine was first created in was to make skinning accessible to both developers and designers. The Terminology A skin is comprised of one or more layout templates. The Basics Now that you understand the basic building blocks of a DotNetNuke skin lets get started making our first skin. You now should have a directory and file structure that looks just like this: Now that we have our skin in the right location, we need to open up DotNetNuke and get it to convert the skin to the ASCX format and assign the skin to a page.

Super, I have created one sample skin by followed the above instruction. Thank You. Nice and simple tutorial. Hello, I am trying the DNN platform online but I don't have the option to upload the files to the right directory. Can someone help me, please? I finally did it Thank you very much Fabrizio. Comment Form Only registered users may post comments. DNN Corp. Aderson Oliveira Alec Whittington Alessandra Davies 3.

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