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Michael Korber
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2009-08-30 17:52:08
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Hi, rnIs there any way to delete the custom created skin / design from flexi panels?rnrnBtw. it's a brilliant tool!rnrnKind regards,rnMichael
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Andrei Rinciog [Extend Studio]
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2009-09-02 09:04:38
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Hi Michael,
Well, we don't have this option available. We planning to revise a little the way skins and custom skins are handled by the interface. However, you can delete it manually by editing file called "skins.xml". You can find it in "Dreamweaver/Configuration/Shared/Extend/CSSPanels/skins".
At the bottom of that file you will see all the skins created by you. You can delete them and they won't appear. An example of how a skin is saved in that xml :
<skin name="mySkin">
<style name="Standard" separateHeader="true" separateFooter="true">
<header heightAll="48" heightTop="10" heightBottom="10" content="Title" stretched="true" fitContent="false"/>
<content heightAll="200" heightTop="10" heightBottom="10" content="Some sample content here" stretched="true" fitContent="false"/>
<footer heightAll="10" heightTop="2" heightBottom="2" content="Read more..." stretched="true" fitContent="false"/>
</style>
</skin>
You need to make sure that you delete from the <skin> tag to the closing </skin> tag of a skin. Oh, it's better to make a backup of that file first :D .
Regards,
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Michael Korber
post date:
2009-09-02 20:19:41
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Perfect, thank you :)
Btw. since you are revising the way skins work it would be great to have a way of creating different sets/folders of skins for different projects. And for example load only the ones I need to use for a specific project.
I'm using Flexi panels mostly for custom designs made with flexi slicer, so I have a lot of different designs for various projects and a way of cataloging them would be a great addition for usability reasons.
Btw. I absolutely love the ease of use of flexi slicer and huge time savings while working on custom projects. This is by far the extension I use the most. Thanks :)
Michael
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Cristian Dorobantescu [Extend Studio]
post date:
2009-09-03 04:05:07
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Hi Michael,
Can we use your final phrase as a testimonial? :)
Best,
Cristian Dorobantescu
Business Development Manager
www.extendstudio.com
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Michael Korber
post date:
2009-09-03 10:59:01
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Hi Cristian,
Go ahead.
Just please limit my personal info to my name.
Best,
Michael
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Debbie
post date:
2010-04-01 23:57:39
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Aloha,
I have the same question. I am using Flexipanels for DreamWeaver CSS installed into Dreamweaver CS4.
I followed the instructions above, but the path seems to be different. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
--Debbie
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Michael Korber
post date:
2010-04-02 01:27:39
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Hello Debbie,
I work on Mac and the path was as follows:
HardDrive>Users>user_name>Library>Application Support>Adobe>Dreamweaver>en_US>Configuration>Shared>Extend>CssPanels>skins
Maybe this helps.
All the best,
Michael
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Debbie
post date:
2010-04-02 03:52:48
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Aloha Michael,
I work on a PC, however the path was basically the same as yours. Found easily with your help!
For PC users:
HardDriveDocuments and Settingsuser_nameApplication DataAdobeDreamweaver CS4en_USConfigurationSharedExtendCSSPanelsskins
Mahalo!
--Debbie
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Michael Korber
post date:
2010-04-02 04:23:27
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I'm happy it helped.
All the best,
Michael
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Ron F Woolley
post date:
2010-05-17 09:32:30
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Was about to post same problem but luckily found this thread first.
I fully concur with Michael Korber above. Organized sets/folders or whatever is a really bad omission as is the ability to delete from interface. It's a lengthy frustrating experience when new custom panel attempts stuff up.
Regards.
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