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I think this would be ok, but it is to squished together.  Can you give is more space and make it larger?  And can you get rid of the blue question marks?

How can I accomplish these task?  Please advise.

Thanks, Marion

This tutorial will teach you some techniques to identify CSS components and to style them: Troubleshooting DotNetNuke Skins


To get rid of the help question marks, you will want to identify the ids of the marks, and then set them not to be displayed.  For example:

                    #dnn_ctr913_Feedback_plEmail_imgHelp{display:none;}

Your Feedback module will have a different id, which you can find from the page source or by using the techniques outlined in the tutorial.

You can spread out the text boxes vertically by applying a style to the SubHead class.  To keep it to the Feedback module, use the header and footer module settings to wrap the module in a div and specialize the CSS to SubHead for that div's class (one that you create).

I got rid of the question marks and the alt text. However, I so not understand how to do the following............

You can spread out the text boxes vertically by applying a style to the SubHead class. To keep it to the Feedback module, use the header and footer module settings to wrap the module in a div and specialize the CSS to SubHead for that div's class (one that you create).

I am using Visual Studio and I found a Settings.ascx file. Do I put a div tag around the whole table like this.......


Then add the following in the style sheet located in host>Site>Style sheet editor?

#contactUsForm .SubHead {margin-top:10px;}

Marion

I don't recommend doing this in the ascx file.  You want to add the div around the actual module instance.  So, on the page that contains the module open the Module Settings.  In the Advanced section you will see a Header and a Footer.  You can add something like this:

Header
< style >
.myFeedback SubHead{padding-bottom:30px;}

< div class="myFeedback" >

Footer

I tied following your directions and the code just shows up on the front  of the page before and after the form.  The header and footer areas in the feedback module  advanced settings area are not editors, just text boxes. I am running dnn 05.02.02

Marion

If you just copied and pasted my code, you probably didn't remove the spaces that I inserted so that the forum software wouldn't interpret as code. 

The header and footer are just text boxes, yes, but you put html text there.  If you are inserting tags and do it wrong, they won't be interpreted correctly.

In my Feedback module>advanced settings
I entered the following which got ride to the question marks and alt text.  I am still trying to make space between the Name, Subject amd Message labels and the previous form fields.  I have been experimenting with the Name label pulling information form the code revieled in the Firefox WebDevelpers Toolbar. Note the follwing...... It does not make a difference.  I have enclosed a screen shot for your viewing.  Please advise.

Header

(NOTE: code is in the attachement)





In the screen shot image, you will note the Email Field and the Name field show a default entry.  I want to remove those.  Please tell me how to do this.  (They do not show up in IE, only in Firefox)

Thanks,
Marion

If you use something like the SubHead coding that I showed in an earlier message, you will be able to create some vertical spacing between the elements.

I believe that pre-filling some of the boxes is related to being logged in or not and should not depend on the browser.  Try logging out and see what you get.

Thanks!  Now it is just perfect.  http://mailhandling.com.dnnmax.com/...actUs.aspx

Marion

Can you use different feedback forms on the same site? when I add a new feedback form i seem to get the results from another form on the contact us page which i don't want. How can I add different feedback forms to the same site on different pages?

The Feedback module isn't designed to have separate sets of feedback. You'd have to use another form if you want to do something like that.

You could, though, use Dynamic Forms or Form Master or even the Form and List module to create separate forms and keep the feedback inputs separate. Then you could use the Report Module for reporting and/or posting feedback results. You

Hi All,

Can any body help me plz i am working on DotNetNukes 5.0(DNN)CMS.
I am working on server,i hav added a new inbuilt feedback module in a page.It has Name,Email,Subject,Message that is predefined.

I want to add Purpose (with a dropdown list),City (Textbox),Company Name (Textbox),Mobile No(TextBox),WebSite(TextBox).

Please help me for the same with some setting to be follower rather then Code .

Thanks in Advance.

See my answer to your other question.

I have been unsuccessfully trying to get the feedback module to send to multiple email addresses based on the category selected. Sending to one address is not a problem but when I add two email addresses as the value it will not send. I have tried separating the addresses with commas and semicolons.

Any idea if this is even possible? According to the release notes it can be done but does not specify if it can be done based on category selection.

Thanks,
Brian

The answers to the question you asked over on the DotNetNuke forums seem correct.