theming

Hi folks, I hope this post is appropriate for this group (someone please let me know if it's not). I'm currently a freelance Drupal themer/front end developer with close to 13 years experience with HTML and 8 with CSS. I'm also learning Javascript/jQuery. I'm very familiar with Drupal configuration and site building. I've used Photoshop and other image editing software extensively. I'm a crack proofreader/editor and can write content when necessary. I'm also a photographer and have some background in graphic design.

Hi!

This is my first post on this site, so I hope this is the right place to ask questions. Basically I have a drupal 6 site and added the station module. I now want to alter the looks of the station schedule table to fit the design of the website. I could not really wrap my head around the things I found via google and I'm not too familiar with drupal theming in general.
I would really appreciate it, if someone could give me short instructions how i can add css-classes to the different table elements of the station schedule.

best regards

Günther

Olá mais uma vez malta!
Estou com alguma dificuldade a personalizar os secondary-links em d6.

Por defeito, no template utilizado, os secondary-links sao apresentados como ul. Gostaria de saber como proceder para que fossem apresentados como um drop down ao estilo de select list.

Obrigado.

The port of Commons to Drupal 7 will begin shortly so I think it is time to start some discussions on the theming aspects. Probably the best way to begin would be with me giving my opinions and then we can go from there.

I just started using Drupal couple of months back and now I am really happy that I made the right choice by selecting Drupal over other CMS products.

I managed to pick up basic architecture of Drupal on my own by going through the documentation/screencasts/etc.

But still I find documentation on advanced topics missing and they are spread over in bits and pieces everywhere. Very hard to bring all that information together.

So I am planning to organize Advanced Drupal Classes / Meetup (Topic based)

Subj

I'm pretty new to drupal, omega and 960. I could really use a few tips on styling the regions, block etc, without breaking the grid.

When not using drupal, i realize i can nest a div inside of a grid and then add padding, etc and the grid stays intact. But how do i accomplish this using omega?

Basically any first best practices on which templates to modify (those in the Omega or Alpha folder?), and how I can style the content, blocks etc using custom css while keeping the integrity of the grid.

Les comparto esta pequeña función que escribí para poder hacer que el link de un elemento del menú (en general cualquier link) cargue el último nodo de un cierto tipo.
Esto por ejemplo cuando no tienen una vista que muestre todos los nodos de un tipo X y quieren que el link del menú que debe cargar todos esos nodos unicamente cargue el último nodo.
Una buena solución es usar una Page de Views que cargue únicamente el último nodo, pero si no se quiere utilizar Views y que el link enlace directo al node, esta función podría ayudar a algunos.


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The concept of what I want to do is simple:

Using Drupal 7 + Webforms, I wish to move the "required marker" from after the field label, to after the label itself.

Consider this example:

We've been using Zen on most of our Drupal projects for the past three years at Insfilo Branding Agency, and when its time to redesign our portfolio website on February 2011, we just can't think of any other theme that is both simple and flexible enough to drupalize the design.
Thank you Zen and the Drupal Community :)