You need to read what it says on the download page, it links to codeplex where the download files are hosted. You will also need to know what .NET framework version your hosting has so you can choose the correct package to download from codeplex.

Hope that helps,

Joe

correct

See the Design and Skinning Overview to get started and from there its good to review the rest of the design documentation.

You'll need to use some config keys to accomplish this. Set the following in your user.config, then touch web.config so the changes are picked up. Be sure to remove these when you're done, if you're working on a production site.

   <add key="CombineCSS" value="false" />
   <add key="MinifyCSS" value="false" />
   <add key="CacheCssOnServer" value="false"/>
   <add key="CacheCssInBrowser" value="false"/>

Jamie

Hey Joe, I only use that setting only when working with Firebug, so I can identify which CSS file needs to be changed. Without it, the source file always shows up in Firebug as something like https://[site]/csshandler.ashx?skin=[skinname]&s=1&v=2.3.8.6&sv=aa729a89-cd21-4f1d-b3fe-fec1b82eca8d, which isn't really helpful in locating the file that needs to be edited. Is there some other way to get the original CSS source filename to show up?

Thanks,

Jamie