Why won't this work. I'm trying to style a dnn object in the template file and changed the class so it looks like this.

This is not clear from what you posted.

But ... editing styles in default.css is not the right way to go. You should do this either in skin.css or portal.css. Since this is for a module, I'd suggest that you make the changes in portal.css.

Further, the module most likely comes with its own css file. If so, and if that style is defined in the module's css file, it will override anything that you do in default.css. If that is the case, it is why you aren't seeing any change. With CASCADING style sheets, the last loaded files override earlier files. Default.css is usually first.

Sorry, I should have been clearer. I am updating my skin.css file, I just used default as a generic name, probably not the best choice. I did find the control's css page and the class that it used and edited that and that didn't work. It's not going to pull from the controls styles, because I changed the class that the control had to my custom css class. Do you have any ideas why this won't work in IE?

Could you post a URL so that I can look at the site?

Ok, so I got it. Not the best solution but this is what I ended up doing. IE would detect the style when it was set to a class, but FF wouldn't. So, I did this

Glad that you got it to work.