I'm using the great Kubrick theme on my site right now The Green Room and would like to make the menu bar over the mast head into buttons instead of just plain text. Is there any easy way of doing this?
It's not perfect, nor is it even unique or interesting. In fact, it's a pretty horrible hack that uses tables instead of real CSS. I just wanted to post it to show that, yes, your forum can be changed so it looks like those other forum systems.
I am trying to create a theme using box_cleanslate as a starting point.
In a page that lists multiple nodes (example: /node), every node is output in its own <div class="node"> which contains the title and content. This enables me to display each node in a box.
But when I click to view a node by itself (example: /node/9), there is no <div class="node"> anymore and the headline is output above the edit tabs.
No matter what I try, I can't get the title to output below the edit tabs.
I've just installed Drupal and CivicSpace on my company's website. I want to create a Drupal theme that matches the design of the main website reasonable closely, but I'm still a rookie at PHP coding. Are there any experienced theme developers out there who would be interested in creating a theme under contract? For your reference, our website is http://www.riverbendpictures.com ; the website currently uses a HTML/CSS template.
I'm using a fixed-width phptemplate based theme which breaks completely if an image is viewed in original size.
Is there a way to have a completely different theme/layout if and only if a user views an image in original size?
I can code PHP, but I have no idea where to start (i.e. identify pages where the engine should apply a different theme).
