Theme development

I have an article that is around 2000 words long and was hoping I could split it up into 4 pages that each consist of 500 words. Is there some type of way I could dynamically add a "prev" and "next" link to the bottom of my articles without having to edit the actual page of each one. It would be pretty much like how it's handled on this site here. I have tried making book pages but that does not accomplish what I am looking for.

Does anybody have any ideas?

Thanks!

This is my first theme I'm trying to bring into drupal but when I bring this block into say bluemarine it just shows as grey without my images. I'm not sure how the theme engine phptemplates handles tables etc.. My code renders fine in dreamweaver and in the browser so I'm not sure.

Hi,

I have been desperatley trying to change my default theme to Kubrick (it is currently pushbutton), but do not seem to be able to do so.

I can see all of the themes in administrator->themes and can enable them, but the default button just does not seem to work. I hit save, the page refreshes and the theme is set back to pushbutton.

I can set the individual user themes to Kubrick, through the user administration, and this works. But when a vistor visits the site, it reverts to pushbutton.

I was wondering if it was possible to remove the comments links at the bottom of my nodes on certain pages. I was wondering if maybe there was some type of code I could add that would remove it for pages with a certain variable or something. I would still want it on some, but off of others.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

I am trying to develope my site with the CivicSpace theme (Drupal 4.6.5, PHP 5.0.5) and I encountered a problem when I try previewing my posts that has a trimmed version (either because of the post is long enough or because I use the break delimiter). In short, in the Preview post page it wasn't displaying the teaser preview version and an empty block for the full body:

http://drupal.org/node/45085

After I opened the issue, I found some free time and come up with a solution which works almost as expected. Can someone with better understanding of Drupal's inner works check my solution quickly and comment on its soundness please?

Right now it looks as though no matter what my teasers (the short part of my story that shows up on taxonomy) always have the same template as node.tpl.php. I was wondering if there was a way to give all my teasers their own unique look and not have to use the node.tpl.php. It gets weird having my teasers also include stuff like "print this article", "boookmark this page", and all that other stuff I include with my stories. Is there some type of way I could maybe do an if statement seeing if it is being displayed as a teaser or the full article and act accordingly?