You may have known by now the Day of DotNetNuke event for the Chicagoland area announced last week via Twitter and DotNetNuke blog. It seems the buzz has been going on since and there are quite a few respected community members of the platform showed off their excitement and support from personal blog posts to social media sites.

Recently I’ve been reviewing and cleaning up various little things around here at dnnGallery. In doing so, I’ve been relying heavily on the IIS SEO To...

Although this is still in the works, DotNetNuke 5.2 beta has a minor improvement in panes preview functionality. When the core team decided to remove the borders around panes when a user logged in with edit right, the replacement for visual cue is a simple animation shows a pane preview with borders surrounding it. However, the animation was implemented in a way that it goes too fast and users can hardly notices. This animation is slowed down dramatically in version 5.2 so you can have a prope...

Dang and I are doing a presentation next week at Open Force entitled “UX in DotNetNuke: Designing Your Applications the Right Way.” One of the challenges we face as presenters is making sure we attract the right people and set their expectations appropriately as to what the actual content of the presentation will be. While our title and description are accurate, it may be helpful to go into more detail. To start, here is our presentation description, as appears on the Open Force 2009 web site: ...

“Why DotNetNuke?” is a question that comes up a lot from people with all different backgrounds; from project managers, developers and designers, to CTOs and CEOs. dnnGallery was launched to feature high quality DotNetNuke sites from the community, with the hope that all of these people asking "Why DotNetNuke?" would be helped by actually seeing some of the great things you can do with the framework. It's in that spirit that we're asking the community to share their reasons for using DotNetNuke....

I’ve been a big fan of using grid in most of my work in recent years. One of the main things I enjoy doing it is because of the symmetrical of the design and the aspect of re-using many of the CSS selectors within the same project. It’s exciting to write less markup and CSS to do more with design and implementation. And as many have heard “less is more”; by using CSS framework, it allows you to do just that. I consider DotNetNuke community (at least the web designer community within DotNetNuke)...