Taylor Consulting, LLC > Web Design Blog

Author:	Joel Taylor	Created:	2/25/2007
Answers to the issues web developers deal with on a daily basis and other useful information. About the author: Application / Web / Database Developer based in Milwaukee, WI. Typically uses XML, ASP.Net, VB/VB Script, PHP, MySQL, SQL Server, MS Access, JavaScript, and a host of other technologies. (Refer to "terms of use", link at the bottom, before using any information from this site.)

DotNetNuke Site CSS Editor - use the dev tool bar to find class and id information

By Joel Taylor on 3/2/2007

Even the DotNetNuke default templates can be customized by using the css editor. Since you can override the default css classes. Here are a few simple classes that you can use to make your site look unique almost right out of the box. Read More »

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JavaScript form submission

By Joel Taylor on 3/2/2007

Use JavaScript to submit and form and change the action. Read More »

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MS Access AutoNumber Field.

By Joel Taylor on 3/1/2007

AutoNumbers are very useful field. It can be even more powerful if you change the default settings. Included are a list of the changes that can be made to the field to make it more powerful. Read More »

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Visual Studio 2005 Access Database Connection "Unspecified Error" - Simple Resolution

By Joel Taylor on 3/1/2007

When attempting to add an access database connection, in Server Explorer -> Data Connections, an "Unspecified Error" continued to occur and would not allow connection. Read More »

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DNN Privacy Statement and Terms of Use exposes admin email in a hyperlink.

By Joel Taylor on 2/26/2007

Modify the privacy statement in DotNetNuke to hide the admin email. Read More »

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