HowTo apply style to Module
Last Post 06/18/2007 3:19 PM by Jeffrey Clark. 3 Replies.
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Adle
Nuke Newbie
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04/02/2007 5:06 PM  
Hello ALL,
I have developed few modules and I want my modules to have it's own style, different from skin.css or container.css, but seems like it's not able to pick up it's own style.css file.
How can I apply style from .css to my module? Each webcontrol has it's own  CssClass applied from VS2005.

Thank you,
Adle
Lee Sykes
DNN Creative Staff
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04/10/2007 9:30 AM  
You need to create a module.css file for it to be picked up by dotnetnuke, have a look at some other modules to see how they have implemented it.
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Jeffrey Clark
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06/14/2007 3:43 PM  
can you provide more information on this? i have not been able to get module.css to load on any of my custom modules. all you have to do is create a file called "module.css" and put it in your root DesktopModules\MyModule folder and DNN will load it?
Jeffrey Clark
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06/18/2007 3:19 PM  
for anyone that finds this thread with the same question as me...

after you create the module.css file in your root module folder (DesktopModules\MyModule\module.css) you must restart iis for dnn to load the css file.


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