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How to template/skin DMX?

Last Post 05/14/2009 8:48 PM by Peter Donker. 3 Replies.

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Jens Lemmer

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05/11/2009 1:49 PM
Is there any tutorial on how to skin/template DMX? Are there any skins or templates available, other icon sets? The help file does not really help.. changes to the module.css do not apply..

Peter Donker

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05/11/2009 10:35 PM
Hi Jens, What do you find missing from the Templating help file? Note that the css file is there but it is missing from the edit UI. You'll find it under portals/[id]/DMX/ViewTemplates/[moduleid]-Styles.css Peter

Jens Lemmer

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05/12/2009 6:45 AM
Hi Peter, I found the CSS files you mentioned. I am just wondering because it only contains some items: table.EntryList tr th, table.EntryList tr td table.EntryList tr th tr.entryItem tr.entryAlternateItem .pageButton a.pageButton a.pageButton:hover, a.pageButton:active table.EntryMetaData tr td td.mdTitle How can I template the whole DMX main window, I mean that one with the folder structure on the left? Where is the corresponding CSS file and can I re-arrange things? What about the admin screens etc.?

Peter Donker

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05/14/2009 8:48 PM
Hi Jens, That is not the templateable UI. There is an 'Ajax' UI and a 'Templated/able' UI. The first can only be tuned with css and ascx somewhat. The Ajax UI is a control called ViewCollection.ascx. You'll also find an accompanying ViewCollection.css. Note that module.css also loads for every interface. Peter

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