Theme development

I'm looking for a good theme to start hacking a three column liquid layout layout from. The theme must be phptemplate and must be css only. No TABLES!!! It's 2005, for godssakes.

Any thoughts where to begin? All the themes I've played with on this site seem to have their limitations.

PS

The end result should look like http://varnelis.net, but it should be liquid.

Hi

I have been checking out and using Drupal for a few months now.

I want to integrate my site into Drupal. However, I need someone to design a template for my site.

If you are interested please contact me via my contacts on Drupal.org.

We can discuss the price and what exactly I require.

Based on the bluemarine template for the PHP template engine and work by Nick (example menu), the following is a adaptation with working dynamic menu:

page.tpl.php

Ok, perhaps I'm wrong here, but I've been assuming that if a field is visible in the database, and in the admin layer that there must be some way to access it. From the categories admin:
Home » administer » categories

A "Description" textarea is clearly visible in the admin. The data's also nice visible in term_data. I even tried guess and adding in {description}.. But unfortunately this didn't work either...

I want to be able to add the description that has been entered into a category term into bluemarine/xtemplate.xtmpl

Right in here would be good:

Hi,

I am running my drupal 4.6.2 intall from a webhosting company called www.hostingplex.com they have a great package and good service for the most part. But they are using Drupal 4.6.2 on linux server with these server specs:

Hi, Im making a theme for my website: http://www.chips-n-bits.com using phptemplate.

Now this isn't directly related to it, but when i go to the page for "Submitting a Page" or "Submitting a Poll", the form elements go VERY wide, causing everything to their right to be shifted across to the right. They are in my opinion, overly large, with no need for it, and clearly leave no room for having a right sidebar as well as a left one, both at decent widths.