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I'm working on putting together a custom PHPTemplate theme for what is largely going to be a static site - the author will mostly be editing it only to update a "news & events" page. I (and he) will not want the login form to be visible to anonymous users on the site, so I'm working on hiding the "$left_sidebar" in the theme so that it's only visible while administering the site.
The tricky part is telling the theme where that is. So far, the best I've been able to come up with is:
I'm sort of sick of Bluemarine, with the main technical issue is that it's not usng PHPTemplate, but using XTemplate instead (which I personally despise). There are other various things that bug me that I've written notes about on my homepage.
So, I'm developing a new one. It was based on the Bluemarine PHPTemplate version, with many fixes, and ideas from Drupal.org's current theme and the Friendselectric theme.
I'm looking for a slick menu. Something like Macromedia site has. Menu is on the top and submenus show up dynamically just below the main menu. To me that is the most optimal menu. I wonder if anybody have seen something like that for Drupal. Also, it can be written in anything except Flash.
I am new the whole drupal thing, and i am currently working on creating a website witht he help of drupal. I did like the democratica theme, except that i would like to configure this theme from a 2 column to a 3 column theme, and i need your help.
I know that you do not have a lot of time on your hands, but I would appreciate if you could let me know which file to play with to make it into a 3 column theme.
I have started to port the WordPress theme K2 to Drupal phptemplate. K2 is still in Beta, so if I manage to keep up, we could have K2 available for Drupal the same time as it's ready for WordPress.
As a first step I'm planning to make it work and look the same on Drupal for blogs only (as the original), but as a second step I'm planning to make a full Drupal theme, that includes forums, image galleries and all the small special pages that are frequently used.