In many skins applied to a DNN web site, the menu's real estate is limited.  In fact, the root menu is usually intended to hold a specific number of pages.  When an Admin or Host logs in, additional menus appear in the root. In this example, they are forced to wrap to the next line, breaking te style of the site.

 

This course will span 1 day (8 hours) and teach developers already familiar with HTML and CSS how to apply their skills in the DotNetNuke environment. Upon completion, students will have completed at least one DNN skin, explored all of the standard DNN skinning controls and documentation, and worked with some preferred third party menuing systems (Telerik) to achieve professional results. Next Class: Sep 23 | register

This course will span 2 days (16 hours) and teach developers already working in C# or VB.NET and Visual Studio 2008 how to build powerful DotNetNuke modules. The course will cover best practices in project setup, Core DNN properties and methods of value, and packaging and deployment of the module for both internal use and public use (resale). Next Class: Sep 24-25 | register

This is an entry-level course. It will span two days (16 hours) and cover all aspects of DotNetNuke setup, configuration, best practices, and real life scenarios for use. This instructor-led course will provide an introductory overview of the DotNetNuke portal web application, including basic set up and administration of DotNetNuke sites. Next Class: Sep 21-22 | register

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