zen

I could use a little advice on breadcrumbs. I am currently running Drupal 6 and using the CTI Flex theme, a Zen sub-theme. Discovered an issue with the breadcrumbs where a link to "content" shows up in all the breadcrumbs. When clicked it takes you to a "Welcome to your new Drupal Website!" page. (see attached images) It states "This message will disappear once you have promoted a post to the front page." I have done this but still get the content breadcrumb. Any suggestions on what I need to do to remove it?

Thanks
Jeff

The 2.0 branch of the Zenophile module is now in the beta stage!

Have you heard of Zenophile? It's a simple module which automates the process of creating Zen subthemes - no more copying and editing files by hand. Just fill out a few form elements and click a button, and your new Zen subtheme is ready for you to start working with.

We are looking for a theming ninja to create a zen or studio based theme for our site. The estimated time for the project is 3-4 weeks.

We are in the process of moving our site from Drupal 5 to 6. We're doing a basic migration of the theme in the process, but we know we need a proper zen/studio theme moving forward. We're looking for the right person to build this for us.

If you are interested please contact me at john@digitaldollhouse.com

Hi folks,

Stranger Greg Albright here. Just wanted to let everyone know about two new websites I just launched.

1) http://indyrotary.org
This site was a collaborative effort from the great folks at Promethius and yours truly. So far, so good. This site features a lot of OG capability because we have over 20 committees in the club. I spent a lot of time editing CSS on this site and still find small areas that can forevermore, be tweaked. It's received great response thus far.

2) http://planinconline.com

We recently launched a sub theme of Zen for a client here in Virginia Beach, VA -- http://www.oogliebooglie.com. OoglieBooglie is a place where artists and art lovers gather. Artists create designs that they think would look great printed on a T shirt. OoglieBooglie and the members vote for the designs they think are the best. Then, OoglieBooglie prints the design on T shirts and sells them on the site. The artist then gets paid $2 USD per shirt sold on the site for an entire year.

A more detailed post is available at http://drupal.org/node/509602.

The third article in my Drupal series for Adobe.com is out now. This article covers Drupal Zen Sub-Themes, including Dreamweaver tip(s) when working with Drupal themes.

"When asked why I would recommend the Zen theme versus a core theme such as Garland, I answer, Zen was built to be a seed for your tree—you plant the seed, water it, and watch it grow! Garland looks nice, but is not documented well and has custom page template code that should not appear elsewhere. In short, Garland is just not right as the basis for a theme; the Zen theme is."

Read the article now at http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/drupal_zen_subthemes.html

The Drupal Design Camp Boston website is launched and we are getting ready for the June 13-14 event at MIT.

The attendee list is growing, and the sponsors are almost as excited as we are!

If you plan to attend, jump in at http://boston.design4drupal.org and sign up before it fills up completely.

Attendees can submit sessions, post to forums, join live chat on IRC, make small financial donations, and check out the latest News.

You can also follow us on twitter at D4DBoston. 

There's been quite a lot of request for a Zen theming session (http://drupal.org/project/zen) so wanted to know if this is something that most of you will be keen to come along to? if there is enough people that wish to attend, i'll see what can be done, ie:

• A date most of you can attend
• A free venue to host the session or any company wanting to sponsor this event.

If you would like to contact me direct to discuss this further, please use: http://drupalscotland.org/contact

Thanks,

This post acts as a reference to drupal theming.

Basically there is one choice as far as theming is concerned, you should choose whether you will start from scratch or you will install a 'ready' theme and customize it a bit to your preferences. This part will cover the second choice while the first choice will be covered in part 2. I must state again that this tutorial will act as a reference and only.

I am personally fond of choosing a theme where basically only the layout structure exists in its css.I am aware of two such themes.

We are a local non-profit religious community. We have a new website that we have built in Drupal 5.x and it looks great. But we are having a problem with IE and the Zen template that our Theme was created on. The goal is to upgrade the site to Drupal 6.x and to fix our Theme so that we dont have the problems with IE that we have been having.