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Dear Reader Today i run the paython on IIS 7 it's not a big issue but i did one mistake that waste my whole week and i don't want that you waste your time on it so i am sharing the video its 100% workable for me Regards Rashid Imran Bilgrami http://www.bestvisualization.com

Dear Readers Here is the way you remove the outline when you click on the textbox under chrome textarea:focus, input:focus{     outline: 0; } Regards Rashid Imran Bilgrami http://www.bestvisualization.com

Dear Readers; If you are looking for using the shapes icons in HTML format then  http://www.chaos.org.uk/~eddy/bits/chars.html  is the best place for you I hope it helps you Regards Rashid Imran Bilgrami www.bestvisualization.com

Dear Readers I found an article for drop shadow supported in all browsers Ref URL:  http://robertnyman.com/2010/03/16/drop-shadow-with-css-for-all-web-browsers/ One of the most common CSS effects is using shadows in various ways. Before, we needed to resort to images, but now we can offer this to all major web browser with CSS! Web Browser Support Believe me or not, but all of these web browsers we can offer shadows with CSS: Firefox 3.5+ Safari 3+ Google Chrome Opera 10.50 Internet Explorer 5.5 The Standards Way As we all know, a majority of the web browsers implement features in a standardized way, while others don’t (although they are getting better at it). Previously, in the W3C specification CSS Backgrounds and Borders Module Level 3 box-shadow was described, although at the moment, it’s not in there for some things to be discussed further. Anyway, this is how the implementation looks: .shadow { box-shadow: 3px 3px 4px #000; } The first value describe

Dear Readers This is actually a very simple trick to do inside of your modules, though you might need to setup an option to allow this to be turned on or off depending on what the site administrator wants the page title to be. In C# you can use the following code DotNetNuke.Framework.CDefault tp = (DotNetNuke.Framework.CDefault)this.Page; tp.Title = "This is my page title"; So the next time you're coding a module and need to change the page title, it's that simple. Regrads Rashid Imran Bilgrami http://www.bestvisualization.com