Theme development

Hi! I need to pass the attribute "class="active"" to the primary links in the xtmplate.
I've found function l () in common.inc and 'primary_links' => l(t('edit primary links'), 'admin/themes/settings') in theme.inc that calls the function, but now i don't really see how to pass the attribute, as the function l() passes me always error messages. Any ideas?

Greetings,

I'm running a php-template sistem on 4.6 with clean url on. The problem is this:
on some user of the site the sistem return the not found message for "/taxonomy/term/themes/ThemeName/style.css".
This is strange cause the sistem do not recognize the base url path for stylesheet (and for some template image too). How can i solve this? Using a full path for stylesheet, can be a solution? and how i can do this?
Thanks a lot.

Hi! It's weird but when I replace the .png icons of the theme with my own png icons, the transparency is get replaced by a grey field. Evidently I publish my png incorrectly. I export icons from Photoshop CS, i tried several varients (saving with alph field, etc.) but still instead of transparency I get the grey in the browser. Please, advise me how to publish PNG correctly?

Hi there,

We are in need of design help for our charity website. So far I have only used the default theme. Can any guru theme designers help us get the site more professional looking? Thanks so much.

David
BandaAID
www.bandaaid.com
david.stone@bandaaid.com

Hey all

Im getting somewhere with drupal, except the theme part. I've downloaded one of the themes on drupal.org, (and the phptemplate engine), and i uploaded the files to the themes/mythemes folder (which i created). Now, how do i see it in the administrator menu?
It still only shows the 4 original templates........i know i did something wrong.

Heres how my folder tree works:

themes/mythemes/"themename"

is that right?

Please help!

Thanks,
Rusty

I'm having a heck of a time trying to figure out how to make modifications to the display for a teaser in my theme. I am currently working on modifying the layout for a "What's New..." section on a site I am working on, which I want to have the headlines and teasers, plus a "Read More ..." link under the teaser. The "what's new" items are actually blog posts (though I am not sure that is the best way to do this; see comments below)

I figured out after a bit of head scratching and looking at other themes that this can be done as follows:

  // Allow modules to change $node->body before viewing.
  node_invoke_nodeapi($node, 'view', $teaser, $page);
  if ($links) {
    $node->links = module_invoke_all('link', 'node', $node, !$page);
  }
  // unset unused $node part so that a bad theme can not open a security hole
  if ($teaser) {
    unset($node->body);
  }
  else {
    unset($node->teaser);
  }

  return theme('node', $node, $teaser, $page);
}