I really think the default theme for Content Profile should emulate the theme that the user.module uses. I know user module puts things in definition lists, while CP uses CCK's divs for fields, but we're so close with the current contributed CSS.

My problem is that when I view the profile on the user's page, it looks (apart from the grey borders) like the default user module's profile page. But then when I view the node as content, it doesn't get the stylesheet at all, and doesn't even have a div wrapper that I can start theming from.

I can add an init function to get the stylesheet to always be added to the <head> section, but then it loads on every page

/**
 * Implementation of hook_init().
 */
function content_profile_init() {
  drupal_add_css(drupal_get_path('module', 'content_profile') .'/content_profile.css');
}

But I can't work out how to theme the content such that it has a <div class="content-profile-display"> wrapper around it. What function stub should I be using and will I interfere with CCK's theming?

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waddles commented
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

Never mind, after watching Moshe's Theme Developer plugin screencast, it was trivial to copy the content_profile-display-view.tpl.php to node-profile.tpl.php in my theme's directory and add the drupal_add_css line mentioned above to that. So much cleaner :)