Drupal 6.x

I have a problem that's been bugging me.
It seems a global theme problem & relates to d5 & d6 themes.
I'd like to have borders for images & not for the logo.
But no matter if there's a 'logo' tag in the css file & even if it's set to 'border:none',
as long as the img & a img tags have borders, they will show on the logo.
As I've said, I've tried with several themes & in both drupal 5 + 6.
Does anyone know how to solve this ?

okay, so let me explain this clearly. i've created a content type called 'ask a question' - only the title field is enabled (left body blank to have it not appear in content settings) - i did this because the faq_ask module didn't totally fit into my workflow (e.g. 'anybody can answer' and so don't want 'everybody to be an expert')

so people post a question, others use comments to answer and so on...i want to allow anybody to answer but also indicate clearly that a certain user may be of the type 'expert'

for example: it's a town site, so if somebody asks about local rules and laws, anybody answers *but* if a town police officer registers and answers, i want to be able to indicate clearly in comments that the user is user type "expert" with either an image or text

right now the taxonomyimage module seems like the right analogy - an image can be associated with a term, so a 'local laws' question can have a little picture of a police officer or whatever...

but i'm trying to now use an image or text for the user type - or simply display the user type in the comment output (e.g. it wouldn't say "Authenticated User" next to all registered people, but for any user type "Expert" it would show that particular item next to username or something....)

Can anyone tell me how I can create a node without a summary? For instance, I am using a flash based eBook reader on this node and I don't want to have a summary at all, just one HTML block. (Like if you just wanted to embed a Google Map and that's it.... the summary only confuses users)

Can anyone help me? Maybe I'm missing something really obvious, but I can't figure this out.

Thanks,
Ted

I'm looking for a PHP developer in or around Cambridge with Drupal experience. Requirements/specs:

I've read through the D6 theming guide but am still unsure of what i need to do to make mysite.com point to front-page.tpl.php. Maybe I missed it, but I can't seem to figure it out.

I basically want to use front-page.tpl.php if you are on the front page and use the page.tpl.php for every other page. Any suggestions as to how i can go about this?

I am trying to port our website with 22 languages into drupal, and I cannot find a feature that can share the content (for example: the class schedule that will be the same for all languages).

Is dynamic content sharing doable with drupal?
For example I have this "class schedule" file that is used by all 22 languages untranslated and if I want to update the time i'll only need to update it in one place instead of going to 22 langauges and update the time one by one.

Please help.

Jeanny