My DNN Version is:
05.01.04 (3)

And for now it is just the Community version, I will be upgrading to the Pro version soon.

My problem is, I made my own skin and when I put the tokens in for USER and LOGIN the pages that show up when either one are click is a blank skin page. However when I click on the Register button it goes to the registration page. I checked the Javascript when I rollover the buttons and they are the same as when I have a default Skin applied, so I'm not sure what else needs to be changed.

Thank you in advance for your help.

I assume that it works just fine with a DotNetNuke skin?

Yes, it is working on the DNN skins. I even tried to redirect the login and logout globally and it still wont work. If you have any suggestions that would be great, thank you.

Please post a copy of your skin and css file so we can take a look.

BTW, if the skin isn't working with DNN CE, it won't work with PE either.

I have attached the skin files with the css, thank you for your help.

I understand that even when I upgrade it wont help this problem, but I will be able to get a support ticket to DNN and get this fixed right away.

Thank you.

I am using tokens to show my User and Login, is there another way that I can do the same thing as the tokens are doing. In other words, can I just use code to specify what I want the links to do? Or do I have to use the DNN Tokens?

I took a quick look, and your skin was generating errors on my test site.  I haven't had a chance to debug.

Thank you for looking at it, I keep hitting my head on this wall and it is not getting any better. I think I spent 4 hours today looking for a solution, because the client wants it done by Friday!

Thank you again.

You have misspelled visible in the skin.  You wrote "visable."

I can't tell if this is the main problem, because the skin causes my test site to misbehave.

The biggie is that you don't have a "ContentPane" in the skin. This is required.

Maybe I am not understanding, but I have plenty of content panes, they are just named with different ids. Like the main content is in an id called "maincontent". Do I actually have to have one say "ContentPane" because I thought that was just what the Id of the div was called.

Yes, you actually have to have a pane named ContentPane.

Check the skinning tutorials.

Thank you for that bit of information, I will look at revising my panes to include a ContentPane. Do you think this could be the reason for the User and Login issues? If so, how would they be connected?

Thank you again for your help.

I think that there are enough problems with the skin that I'm surprised that it worked at all! 

Fix the "visible" spelling and make sure that there is a ContentPane.

I think that you have some divs set to runat="server" that don't need that, either.  Only the "content containing panes" need that.

Okay so, I fixed the spelling, opps, I have a ConentPane in my skins and I Phrased the skin and it works!

Thank you for your help Joseph.

I'm glad that it's now working for you.