to these two classes within any dnn css file or skin. I just copied them from a standard install, so I guess they don't actually do anything. By Bruce Chapman on Friday, August 10, 2012 1:54 PM Re: Turn your DotNetNuke site into a Social Network in 10 minutes Very usefull post, thanks Bruce! Is the Journal Module capable to filter the content based on current page/module-content (like a "comment" module) ? @bizcomit : the Journal has the capability to be filtered down to showing specific journal types - this is in the module settings. However, restricting comments to a particular page/module will require posting under a specific journal type - which will require integration with that module. This is what the DNN Blog module has done for 5.0 - which now uses the journal module to display blog comments. I did briefly install that for this blog, but it removes the ability for anonymous posting, which I don't particularly like. Hopefully this is something that is worked around. Hi, I'm Bruce Chapman , and this is my blog. You'll find lots of information here - my thoughts about business and the internet, technical information, things I'm working on and the odd strange post or two.