If you are hosted under .NET 3.5 Medium Trust, you will need to copy the theme.skin file from your skin folder into /App_Themes/default

See the notes about problems under medium trust in the article Understanding the theme.skin file.

This is the most likely cause of the problem, unless the other Artisteer skins that ship with are working, in which case it would have to something specific about your skin.

Note that this problem does not exist under .NET 4, so using .NET 4 hosting is the best solution.

Hope that helps,

Joe

What version of Artisteer are you using and what mojoPortal skin did you use as the starting point?

and what version of mojoPortal?

First you should upgrade to the RC 2 of Artisteer 3. Should be version 3.0.0.39952

Then you should follow the instructions about how to create a mojoPortal skin from an Artisteer template, you don't start from scratch, you start with a specific existing skin based on some criteria mentioned in the article.

Hope that helps,

Joe