When working with Sitefinity Intra-Site Modules, all your module’s logic, code, and markup is contained in User Controls. This allows you to inherit all the styles from the default Sitefinity backend theme. However you might want to add additional styling to your admin controls. You can accomplish this easily by adding a custom stylesheet for […]
Category: Css
One of the biggest annoyances in ASP.NET is the way it adds CSS files to your <head> element of your pages. It insists on adding them to the end, offering you no way to add your own custom styles that override the theme unless you go down the line and add !important to each element. […]
If you need to ensure that the RadPanelBar control (which I use for sidebar navigation) remains expanded, check out the RadPanelbar1_ItemDataBound method in the control located at /Sitefinity/UserControls/Navigation35/SitePanelBar.ascx. This control checks the hideUrlForGroupPages, removing the link if set to true on your control. However, this doesn’t prevent the link from being active, collapsing the nodes […]