I put up another site.  Just transferred my consulting site to Mojo using SQLite.  It's something I have been putting off but shouldn't have worried as I was able to get the entire site back up in 5 hours, including design and content.  It's at www.mercatus3.com for reference.

One thing I would like to see is a larger stable of html components for more flexability.  Like with border, without, etc.  Also, I have a page that uses script from a vendor to show content.  There is no easy was to add the script in the production version, and for this instance I didn't want to run the compiled version.  Any thoughts on that?  Something like an HTML fragment but that can run server code.

Thanks and the tool is great.

oh, and wait for my 3rd site that will release at the end of the summer.  This will really showcase all of mojo and extensive customization.

Joe, I'll try and clarify my questions.  In both questions, I'm talking about having a basic module set so that users who only want to use the compliled version without customization can accomplish their tasks.  Once you customize, both are easily addressed.  However, to expand mojo to the widest audience, I thought a version where no customization is required would be important.  Hence the questions.

I understand it's easy to modify the html template borders through CSS, the issue is that if I would like to have multiple HTML modules with different look and feel, I need to create a custom module with a different CSS for each look.  For example, sometimes I want to show the rounded corners, sometime I don't.  Sometimes I want a border, others not.  This is easy enough to do if you have VS and some basic experience.  But, if I just want to use mojo "out of the box", then it's harder.  If I had the ability to pass in a CSS class to the html module that overrides panelwrapper and / or module content, that would do it.  Just something to think about.

Same for the control that would allow server side script.  So, just like an HTML fragment, but you pass the script to the control and it will execute on the server.  Again, easy if you want to create your own module, but not possible without customization.

So the question was more around "should this functionality be included in the base compiled download" rather than how to do it.

Hope that clarifies my questions and thanks for the support.