Theme development

Breadcrumbs are really useful when they take you back the way you came. Wormholes are really useful for taking you to a parallel dimensions; which is the best way to describe what it feels like when a user navigates to say, an image node, by way of a neatly organized taxonomy page, but is returned by way of an image gallery (and vice versa). All previous context is confused by a new bizarro version of the same(or completely different) content. I won't even mention what happens when this is further complicated by taxonomy_menu pages, etc.

I would like to be able to theme my post entries with images like on www.spreadopenoffice.org and keep the size fluid. However, I have no idea how it's done.

Can someone point me in the right direction?

silverwing

I am starting up a site and have been playing around with the spreadfirefox css. I have moved my navigation block over to the right. Everything works great in firefox and opera. IE however doesnt display most of the navigation block until you move your mouse over it.

Also in IE the whole page is taken up. Which is what I want. In firefox and opera there is a margin on the right hand side.

http://www.techandscience.com

any ideas?

Friendselectric 4.6 style.css and tinyMCE 4.6 / 1.45 (please don't tell me to wait for 4.7!)

I've hacked style.css to clear inline images with an align attribute coded by tinyMCE. Unfortunately tinyMCE adds no class or id attribs to inline images, so I had to use a generic #main img { clear: both}

The problem is that the tinyMCE toolbar icons inherit this and display as a column rather than a row. (pretty messy!). I tried changing the CSS config in tinyMCE settings but no play.

On this page:

http://www.dashboardmonkey.com/2005/10/06/new_wi_fi_wps_to_compete_with_gps

You can see the wifi logo. If you view it in IE there is a big gap inserted, if you view it in firefox etc the gap is not there and everything looks fine.

I can't for the life of me discover why it works in firefox and not IE.

Any style gurus that can clue me up? :)

Dave

Hi, new to Drupal...
Is one of the theme engine technically superior to the others or is it just a matter of taste?
I am a software developer and I like clean code, elegant systems and pedantic attention to detail. ;)

And what is this theme the main Drupal site is using?