Applying more than one theme ????

individual themes for each page are possible

and you can choose between different methods

1. modules like
-taxonomy_theme
-blog_theme
-frontpage

2. with selfmade php functions

depends on your wishes

-micha
work in progress with Drupal 4.6: langmi.de

Hi Maul,

Micha is correct..I just thought I'd add my own two cents..

out of the box drupal theming
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• on install, out of the box, you have 1 default site-wide theme applied to the site
• you can also upload many different types of site-wide themes that registered users can select themselves for when they visit the site
• within drupal themes you have control over certain page types. e.g. within phptemplate based themes, you can specify specific layouts for specific pages, or specific content within pages i.e. comments, blog, nodes, blocks, forums..etc.
• you can download a sections.module add-on for drupal that allows you to specify specific themes for specific sections of a drupal site. e.g. you could have your news section looking like a magazine, while your blogs section could look like a blogger.com type layout.
• You can download a front_page.module which allows you to have a splash page to your site and a different one for logged in and not logged in users.
• you can download other add-on modules, as micha pointed out to apply specific themes to specific pages

Advanced, granular theming
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• Using PHP and conditional arguments within your theme, you can specify very advanced levels of theming to a drupal site.
• the way drupal has structured the theming system (a mix of CSS and template files) you can get very deep into theming on a granular level without hacking modules. Making it easier to upgrade and transportable

Hope that helps..I must admit..I knew very little about PHP before using drupal...but it's extremely simple to pick up and when that is mixed with savvy CSS control..it's unbeatable as a site management tool.

Dub