drupal theme

In Drupal 7 API there is a chapter dedicated to site theming. From a Drupal developer's point of view, almost everything is done with the help of functions and there are many of them that facilitate theming in Drupal 7, too.
The most important one is the theme() function.
In the blog post by our developer, 2 of them are analyzed:
1) theme_table() – function for table formatting.
2) theme_fieldset() – function for drop-down list.
http://internetdevels.com/blog/examples-themetable-and-themefieldset-functions-drupal-7

Hello all...

I wanted to take the time to introduce myself, and I am new to the Drupal Atlanta Group.

My name is Paul Abell, and I am an Atlanta based sports and entertainment photographer; I am not a developer, so I hope I am not asking too much of anyone here.

As a photographer, I am looking for a better way to showcase my work and hopefully generate better SE results. After a lot of thought, I am looking to create a base Drupal site... As it stands now, I want to keep my Livebooks based portfolio which I have setup up as a subdomain: http://portfolio.abellimages.com.

Hallo,

ich suche jemanden der mir ein spezielles Drupal Theme für meine Website designed!

Kann mir diesbezüglich jemand helfen?

mfg
Oliver Diwald

Had been looking for a Drupal theme for a while that would suit our company website. I had read good reviews on the Slate and Marina themes and discovered the look of the Slate theme already resembled our site to some degree.

I downloaded the theme and converted our current HTML site to a fully functioning Drupal site in about 2 days - this would not have been possible without Slate.

Overall I love the Slate theme as it has so much functionality built in out of the box. I really liked the many pre-built regions and the ability to override CSS styles by using a separate style sheet meaning future theme upgrades should be easy. Lots of small features also make this theme feel very robust and professional such as the rounded buttons which work well across most modern browsers. Everything just looks good and feels professional.

Please take a look at the finished site and provide me with some feedback / suggestions.

http://on-interactive.co.uk/

Many thanks

Jonathan

At least it sure looks like it's based on Marina :) Saw this one the other day that appears to be a really nice derivative, with even more settings and things like colour scheme options! http://drupal.org/project/zeropoint

Anyone tried it out yet?

In partnership with Ubercart, Acquia, and Commerce Guys, TopNotchThemes is creating a free premium Drupal theme optimized for Ubercart e-commerce sites.

The new Acquia Slate theme features a photo prominently on the front page, which is also can be used in a smaller form as a header region background on inner pages. Currently the theme ships with a single "seascape" photo, but we'll be adding a banner-switcher setting that will allow you to choose between several images to change the look for your site.

For everyone out there making modifications to this theme (and I know this probably comes too late for lots of you, but better late than never, right?), here are the layered PSD files used to create Acquia Marina. They're not checked in to Drupal's CVS because not all the images used in here are released under the GPL*, which is a requirement for files hosted in the repository on drupal.org.

Hopefully this at least will make future modifications much easier, since you can work with the original Photoshop files now for changing colours, etc.

Drupal community member garamond recently launched iEarth.ru with an extensive modification to Acquia Marina. He's kindly contributed the theme on drupal.org, which is now available for download!