My text was appearing on my pages in dnn with no margins on either side of the page. Someone suggested putting the text inside a table inside the module. This does provide white space but alot of it. Does someone have another idea of how to create a reasonable amount of eye space (white space) around the text within a module? Thanks.

I'm not sure if you are wanting text within a module (and therefore also in a container) to have the margins, of if you want the modules to have margins in the panes of the skin.

The right way to do this is by adding padding styles to the appropriate elements.

If you have something inside of a text/HTML module, you can wrap the text in div tags with appropriate padding.

Hi

I'm realizing that I am gone from laying corrections and paginating on light tables to transfering these concepts to the computer and now they aren't translating to dotnetnuke. A company is actually creating the website. I am only trying to text on the page and see I need a paradigm shift. Could you check out: http://beta.pauline.org/OurLife/Giv...fault.aspx

I put tables inside the modules. I don't know what containers are but I think I want the modules to have margins in the panes. If you have a correct way to get this done that might be better for me to do that instead.

Sr. Kathryn

Take a look at these tutorials:

• An Introduction to the Principles of DotNetNuke
• Quick Start Guide to DotNetNuke
• Basic Introduction to Working with Pages in DotNetNuke
• Beginners html guide for DotNetNuke
• How to use Skins and Containers in DotNetNuke