Theme development

Hi,

I've recently installed drupal for my site and I'm having a slight problem with the block alignment.

When not logged in, everything is fine, but when logged in the title for the top blocks is covering the bar which I have my primary links on. Unfortunatly I don't know too much about coding in php so I don't know what to look for to fix it.

Any help would be most appreciated.

For various reasons, I've decided that I want to use the phptemplate theme and have it twice for a site I'm working on. I copied and renamed the folder to blog_template and replaced all occurances of 'phptemplate' with 'blog_template'. This resulted in a function [?function _blog_template_get_settings()?]. Now, no matter which theme is set as default, both the above function and [?function _phptemplate_get_settings()?] get called. I had expected that only the one which corresponds to the selected theme would get called. Can anyone explain what is going wrong? Thanks!

just like this post Top Ten Tips for Programming ASP.NET

its http://design77.uni.cc/drupal//?q=node/view/17

old its here http://www.ondotnet.com/pub/a/dotnet/2002/04/22/asptips.html

why its cant like the old's ,

where the space ?

Hi,

I'm working on xtemplate theme (gworks flavour) trying to give it a different look, and removing table tags while keeping features as showing images (image.module).

I want to remove the center alignment to the titles of every block (box?), but the format comes within the '{blocks}' variable as follows:

div class="block block-bookmarks" id="block-bookmarks-0"               
p align="center"
b hip's bookmarks /b 

...

And I can't find where this format comes from: any help???

I've been trying to get this theme to work correctly and it's been giving me some problems. I guess this is more of a CSS question, so if anyone can help me it would be great.

I finally got the site centered how I wanted it and I got the blocks to stay where I wanted them as well. My problem is now with the main content area. If you go to my site here you can see what I mean. The main content node won't go to the left of the calendar. It keeps staying below it.

A copy of my CSS is here if anyone has some time to check it out. I know that the ".main-content" class needs to be edited and I've tried everything I know of to fix it (though my CSS skills are limited). Here is the code for the sidebar-right and main-content classes (I know that there are things commented out...I was just trying a lot of different things to get it right and none of them worked):

#sidebar-right {
/* position: absolute;*/
/* position: relative;*/
margin-left: 532px;
/* margin-top: 10px;*/
/* top: 107px;*/
right: 0px;
/* left: auto;*/
/* margin: 0;*/
padding: 0;
width: 190px;
}

.main-content {
/*margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;*/
/* margin-top: -500px;*/
margin-left: 10px;
width: 510px;
position: auto;
/* top: -567px;*/
right: 0px;

I am using phptemplate and was having issues with pure CSS layout in Internet Explorer. Well, I finally got IE to layout my site well by using the marvin2k_hybrid theme, which uses tables for much of the content, but now Mozilla is having problems. I did not notice the problem at first, since I was using Safari, and it seems that Firefox 0.9 and Mozilla 1.7 are not having issues. But in Mozilla 1.6 and Firefox 0.8, all the content in the main center area is for lack of a better term "invisible". It is there, meaning the links are clickable and such, but you cannot see it.