Theme development

I believe everyone is facing it. So let's track them !

- Sqaured boxes
- Left alignment on higher resolution
- Looks that are no way similar to Spreadfirefox.com
- Sudden appearance of Horizontal ScrollBar for no reasons !

Help.

-Pratik

I have a somewhat complex task. I need to find a way to make a kind of blog that will allow for a blog with approximately 7 text "body" fields that can appear both in a top-to-bottom linear style, like a typical blog entry, but also have a different view where the text is truncated and the first 150-200 words can appear in cells on a web page that resembles a poster of sorts.

I have found one other posting on this issue, but nobody responded to it. The tabs for the primary links do not line up in Internet Explorer. I believe this issue has to do with the

Hello, is there any company offering professional php template designs? I find the drupal templates a little informal for my taste.

And what are the best designed drupal sites? Not counting drupal.org (which I don´t like too much).

Thanks, Simon.

I'm just brainstorming here... Perhaps a site for theme development similar to http://drupaldocs.org could be made for theming? The basic idea would be a repository of classes and themes that are called by the drupal core and modules, with theming examples, editable by the community. Drupal is so customizable that a simple theme isn't going to get all of the nuances of what makes a good site design. For example, to theme a user profile there is some work to be done with adding user profile fields. Once one does that it's not something that can simply be themed, it's reliant upon the user to add those fields, with the same names, or thus alter the theme to fit their own context. So maybe by creating a reference site that documents all of the different div's and id's would be the way to go. This is more of an elaboration on discussions past, where a lot of people have been in support of a reference of some sort. Here would be an example:

VOC (class)
used by taxonomy_dhtml to enclose the category lists.

used within (or see also or something):

.dhtml_node
.menuList
LI.menubar
.submenu
.menuList LI, .submenu LI
A.actuator
A.actuator:hover
.menuList LI A, .submenu LI A 
submenu LI A:hover, SPAN.key
ul.menuList a
li.menubar 
li.menubar a
ul.submenu a

... I just quickly cut and paste those from the css that came with the module (ok, plus

Hey everyone. I'm just wondering how I can get padding around my theme so everything isn't running right up to the edge. I am using the getfirefox theme (you can see it at infinitebet.com) however it runs right up to the edge unlike the actually getfirefox site which has some padding. How can I add padding to prevent the theme from expanding all the way to the edge? Thanks.