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.
This is probably a stupid question, but I heavily modified adc.theme and was interested in posting it as a theme project. Of course, it would keep the references to the original theme developer. But is this appropriate or should I submit these changes in some other way?
Have really enjoyed using drupal, though I had a few rough spots at the beginning. Now I'm glad I stuck it out. Do have one question I need help with however...
I'm trying to use php code in the "primary links" section of the Chameleon template but they don't take. I use them in several pages, and blocks, but really need to have more control over my primary links. Any suggestions?
I posted this in the main how to section but no answer. Maybe I should have posted it here first. Thanks in advance for any help anyone can give.
I'm using the Leaf theme, and find that it works fine using Firefox. However, when I use it in IE6, everything works ok EXCEPT that when I have a book page in view, the sidebar blocks get put down at the bottom of the screen, to the right hand side, instead of being at the top of the sidebar where they should be.
I'm not much on CSS and although I've tried hacking this about, I can't get it to work.
I am in the progress of switching from the cumbersome Mambo, to the wonderfully simple Drupal, but I need a dark theme. My old Mambo theme, rhuk_planetfall, was a grey/orange theme, and I love the colors but am no good at HTML or CSS. Is anyone working on a dark theme or know of one for 4.6?
I've just installed Drupal locally, and played with it a little, so I'm a complete newbie.
I only found a rather old thread on tables as layout (dating back to 2002).
How can I find a theme that doesn't rely on tables at all and uses CSS (I don't know anything about PHP)? Eventually I'll learn how to create my own.
Three related questions:
- The Drupal website doesn't rely on tables at all but the default drupal theme included in the CMS does. Would it be possible to include a tableless theme in the next release?
