Yes, the idea behind templates is that they can be customized exactly to match your site requirements (so all users on my site are called "players" for example). The modules all ship with a generic, unbranded template (you can Load Default) but I would recommend just tweaking the PokerDIY one as it is far more advanced and you can just rebrand it to match your site requirements.

If you having problems with your template you can paste it here and I can help you if I know what you are trying to do?

coolvibe wrote On PokerDIY , it looks like you made the profile module really small and surrounded it with other modules, including a tabs module. I Like that Idea. I want to add a little more profile information that has do to with my website theme (talent). so, instead of "players" as you have in PDIY I would use "talent". Here's the complicated part. I have three profile types talent, agents and fans. Do I need to make a separate template for each type?

I would recommend a WYSIWYG HTML editor like FrontPage so you can drag and drop stuff around and then dump the HTML into the template. I have to be honest, my CSS//HTML skills are rubbish too! (The UI holds PokerDIY back).

So basically on my profile page my SKIN has a lot of different panes (when I ordered it from Salaro I asked for a lot so that it could be as flexible as possible). I have the ST UP Profile view on the top left, then the DNN Stuff Aggregator module on the pane right next to it, and then the Wall module, another ST UP Profile module and some other modules in the tab view. This is the best use of space I have found.

I am not sure how you will show 3 different templates - currently the module only supports a single template at page level regardless of user data.