Theme development

Hi everybody!

I'm a new user of drupal's engine, so i have initial issues to resolve.

I am using xtemplates mode to develop a new theme. I have decided to modify
the existing "pushbutton" theme.

My trouble comes when i try to insert a new image created by myself in the top
header of my site.

Drupal doesn't visualize the image...

My new image's name is "myphoto.jpg". If i try to access it via browser... I mean,
if i place in the direction bar explicitly "(mysite).../myphoto.jpg" I obtain the next error message:

hi.

i'm extremely new to this whole php-cms thing. i did my blog with wordpress [http://acidph.net/pepster], and that was really easy -- i was able to transfer the whole look from the Greymatter CGI i used to the php theme system of Wordpress.

now, i'm trying to do this site on Drupal [http://acidph.net/mymov]. it's a deviantart-like site, but for digital movies. (ambitious? very.)

Hi all

On my site here - www.maxps3.com (using the Pushbutton theme) I want to move the "read more" link to the left of the "post comments" link, and would like to increase the link font size and make it bold.

I can't see any option to do this in style.css or the template file. Can anyone help me out please?

Cheers, Matt.

I know box_grey is supposed to be the easiest phptemplate theme to modify, but for the life of me I can't figure out what in style.css controls the background color of the header, sidebars and footer; is it #header, #footer? Thanks.

Ed

Some themes don't show the collapsible settings forms correctly. What is the secret for making a theme where the forms work?

Okay, this is really weird...

Current drupal CVS includes phptemplate. I've got a custom theme that uses phptemplate that was designed for 4.6.3. There are a few things that need adjusting for the theme to work with the new version, but that's no big deal. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be any obviously "right" way to do user images on posts. Here's my code:

<?php if($picture): ?>
	<?php echo($picture); ?>
<?php endif; ?>

That yields: