Tips & Tricks

When it comes to usability, many people often see issues in transforming their designs into a DotNetNuke-based web site. DotNetNuke built-in features might prevent people from taking control over their design mock-ups. A few examples are the login, register, and user profile pages. Also, if you’re using terms and privacy default content from the framework, you might run into layout issues. It uses the current skin design and applies to the control you want to load on the page. A common example ...

Working on many projects (both custom and commercial modules from third parties), I've often seen repeated mistakes that developers made in module development. I decided to write a short blog post to share a bit experience about dont's in module development with the hope to make the job easier for others. 1. The <br /> tag Issue: One of the most common (bad) habits that developers do is to use <br /> tag to create padding between the two elements. This is not an ideal approach beca...