Changing style choices to match site design

1) Read the provided documentation about include files.

2) Click on the "settings" tab.

You should have menu tabs at the top of the page (as in the attached). If you are using a custom theme, you may have removed them accidentally. The default code is inside page.tpl.php:

          <?php if ($tabs != ""): ?>
            <div class="tabs"><?php print $tabs ?></div>
          <?php endif; ?>

Note that you can also create new CSS files -- replacing the ones that you don't like. Simply follow the model laid out in default.css inside mysite > plugins > styles.

If you only have the default.css file in that directory, users will not be given the option to change styles. You can also create new styles and drop them in that folder.

See section 7.5 of the README.txt file.

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7.5  Style Plugins

Handles stylesheets for user MySite pages.  Users may select the style that 
they prefer.  They are named {style}.css and stored in the 
/mysite/plugins/styles/ folder.

Current styles are very simple.  The default style is designed to respect 
inherited styles, and is deliberately minimal.

All stylesheets should include the core styles defined in default.css, 
rewritten as needed.  Only the selected stylesheet is loaded on MySite page 
views.

NOTE: You must at least keep default.css in this folder.  If you wish, you may
remove any other files.  If only one layout file is present, users will not be 
given an option during MySite customization.

You can, of course, replace default.css with a file more similar to your site theme. The file name is what matters.

You can also help influence the presentation for the D6 version by testing here: http://mdxlab.com/mysite/

The tabs are generated by Drupal's menu system. What code are you using at the theme layer?

I don't think we're using the word 'tab' to mean the same thing.

Look at http://drupal.org/files/issues/Picture%202_38.png

The 'tabs' are the blue link options 'View' 'Settings' 'Content' Delete'

If these are not being printed, are you seeing _any_ content on the MySite pages?

You likely have not installed the jQuery Update module correctly -- this is a backwards compatibility issue for jQuery 1.1 and 1.0. Please check that.

I'm going to need to see a URL to provide any additional support on this.