Theme development

OK kids, I am sure that one of you has the answer to this one.

I've modified the Bluemarine theme to match our organization's branding theme, changed some layout items, new title banner, etc. Browsing in Firefox and Safari it all looks good to me. Browsing in IE gives me wacked out nonsense.

The only issue that I cannot solve has to do with HTML tables displaying contained text in a freakin tiny size. There are no other font attributes assigned to the text, when it is in the table it is tiny when it is outside the table it is normal.

I have been experimenting with a theme including a layout for forum posts (and comments) which looks more like a 'traditional' web forum. Here is an example thread: http://www.webg8.com/h/node/40.

Feel free to play in the test forum on that site: I would be grateful for any testing/thoughts/feedback.

I found this theme on the main site and only want to change the color and add some graphics to it. http://drupal.org/project/greenmarinee I like the layout and hope what I am asking assistance on can be done easily. TY in advance you can contact me privately at commander @ mongounegen .com (remove spaces before sending) if you would like to help.

Folks,

I am trying to make some minor tweaks to the Chameleon theme which is, as you no doubt know, entirely PHP based. What I am trying to achieve is to have the standard node display look like:

By author on date
Filed under terms

instead of both statements on one line. It should be easy for someone who understands PHP. Any ideas of which areas of the theme file that should be modified and which modifications should be made?

Thanks

I put up a screenshot here: http://www.urubetas/themes/beachmarine/screenshot-urubetas-problem.jpg

I have modified the bluemarine theme and everything is working beautifully, except for when you click on Create Content and select any of the choices (page, book, group, story, image). When the form loads up, the right hand column gets shoved off to the side. Now, sometimes, if I refresh the page, it snaps into place, but not always.

I am a programmer with 20+ years experience - C/C++, JAVA - and four years of PHP. I have been developing with PostNuke for about 3 years now, and am making the switch to Drupal for one upcoming project, and probably more.

As a developer, my design and artistic skills are on about the level of a 3 year old, a crayola, and the family room wall.

I'm looking for an experienced Drupal theme developer to help out on an upcoming project, and probably more down the road. The first one is a jewely e-commerce site, so it will need a jazzy, diamond ring kind of look.