Drupal 6.x

Greetings all.

I want to make a PHP script that makes a row of three images that are never the same as each other. I have found scripts by searching on Google but they only do one page. Is this possible?

I've been amateurishly playing around with Drupal in both 5.x and 6.x to create a website. i've come to road block. I've been attempting to create a relatively simple website that has different categories (restaurants, hotels, Events, Attractions, Tour Guides) that is specific to a country (Bulgaria, don't ask). People can log on and edit and also contribute.

I am creating a sub-theme based on the Sky theme for 6.0 which is up and working on my site. I have a folder with my theme name, a .info file and a .css file. When I go to Admin->Site Building->Themes I see a addition to the theme table but it has this message:

"This version is incompatible with the 6.0 version of Drupal core."

I have experimented in every way I can think of and nothing fixes it. Any suggestions? Here is my current .info file:

I want to create a site where I can have multiple sections, and the type of content that can be created in each section differs but is similar (for example, a 'Story' can be created in any section, but 'Image' can only be created in the Art section). Additionally, I want to allow users to submit content for approval in certain sections (but not others), and have a different list of moderators for said content in these sections (this is a critical point!).

I do NOT want a forum style discussion, but more like individuals being able to post new content for a section, that must be approved before it can be promoted to the main page for that section. Additionally, when they click the 'add new content' button, I want it to be a child of that section (so for example, http://mysite/music gives the main music page listing most recent submissions, and all submissions go under http://mysite/music/1, http://mysite/music/2, etc).

Before I invest a lot of time into Drupal I was wanting to know the viability of using Drupal to run a portion of our web site. Currently we have an areas folder containing different region folders and each region has their own style, and a community folder with its own style that we would like to use Drupal to allow various users to add and edit content in. I've heard about Organic Groups, all i know is they can have their own themes and users, could OG handle this.