Hi George, Sorry about the confusion. You're right, I need to get the minor changes for DNN3 into the documentation. To make a normal DNN skin into a Snapsis CSS Skin you only need to change the line at the very top of the .ascx file that says: Inherits=DotNetNuke.UI.Skins.Skin To Inherits=Snapsis.DNN.Skins.Skin Then if you want to add in the the floating control panel, css editor, and floating login you need a controls folder inside your skin folder. The easiest way to do this is to copy a controls folder from one of the sample skins. That's it. After applying a CSS Skin to a tab you can also add the user selectable skins module if you want your users to be able to choose their own skin. When and if you add the module you will only want to make CSS Skins available to your users, as a normal skin won't work since it doesn't use the CSS Skins engine. Feel free to post more questions if that isn't clear. Thanks for supporting CSS Skins. |