Hello.

I am aware that I can set different skin on different pages, but a common scenario (at least for me :-) ) is that e.g. the first page use a completely different layout than most other "content" pages. E.g. the center pane covers the entire screen and the right panes is not visible at all, but on most other pages, there are stuff in the right pane and there is also a margin between the right pane and he center pane.

How do I solve this layout? The first page layout and the "other pages" layout are usually almost the same (almost the same css and images) so creating different skins seems a bit stupid since that means that I have to duplicate all css and images in two different images.

Or, when I think about it, can I:

1. create two different skins for example myskin1 and myskin2 with different layout.Master.
2. create another skin (or only folder) named for example myskincommon that contains all css and images.
3. Make style.css in myskin1 and myskin2 only contain the line @import(../myskincommon/style.css)

Has anyone done this?

Another solution would be to make it possible for each page to specify which master page each page should use but that would

1. be a source code change
2. cause problems when changing skin for the site since that master page may not exist in the new skin.

So maybe the css solution with a "common" skin is best? Opinions?

/Andreas

OK, now I see. I have set the size of the panes (3-column fixed size sitelayout) by settings width on the container of the panes in CSS which make the panes (actually the pane container) take room no matter if there is any content in it or not.

So i guess I can set the size of the pane divs instead which would make the panes "disappear" when there is no content in them.

I will test that. Excellent :-).

/Andreas