Drupal 7.x

I've been checking out the usage statistics for Drupal core at http://drupal.org/project/usage/drupal. It's clear that Drupal 7 has made a dent in Drupal 6's market share, but I'd be interested to know when Drupal 7 is likely to overtake Drupal 6 in terms of the number of live sites. Does anyone know where this data can be found?

I was watching tom rogers today and his drupal tutorials. Hard guy to follow,can't understand a lot of what he says (I think it's the British accent), but what a genius. He brought me to that eureka moment where something just clicks and I understand it.
or I think I do, clear me up if I am wrong about any of this, please.

*To create a theme from a photoshop document you would first make a mock-up of what you want the web page to look like.
*Slice and dice the areas that you want to represent the blocks of your web page. name them as you make them.
*Export the whole thing with layers to Dreamweaver and make the sliced blocks, editable regions and name them according to the drupal naming convention (for simplicity).
*Add your content assigning the content rules in the style.css file you create for the site.
*Save the file as html and get out my list of php things that I can use in the style.tpl.php file and start replacing static text, menu items, breadcrum, tabs etc anything that was added in dreamweaver and that will probably change depending on what link is clicked. I think it's called dynamic.
*Put in that last line (I can't remember what it is) it makes google happy.
*Save the file as page.tpl.php in the template folder
*Create the .info file calling the style sheet I made in Dreamweaver. (easy)

Theme: Zen
Standard site: http://dannyp2.ifastnet.com/site2/
Drupal Site: http://dannyp2.ifastnet.com/drupal/

To view my theme, select 'Sotl' using theme switcher on the right.

I am currently trying to design my own Drupal 7 theme based upon the Zen theme and after looking around the forums, plus using google, I cannot find specific answers to what I want to do.

I am aiming for a 3 div structure as web design is a hobby and this is the only way I know of to do the following:

Create a sidebar that has a unique top and bottom border, then the side borders and insides being repeatable so that it can expand while still looking like a consistent, single container.

I managed to do this for #content on page.tpl.php but I did not know at the time that this css id was used on all pages for the center section.

What I want to do with this 3 div structure, is create two sidebars with a matching center section that is easily expandable. Although I managed to get this to work on my static website (see standard site link above), I cannot get this to work properly on my drupal site (second link above).

I'm a new user to drupal and currently using it for the development for my organization.

Got into couple problems when doing it...

First of all, how do I insert pictures into my contents like basic pages? I used code
, also

LOCATION: Burlington VT

Launched in 1990 to cover municipal events and public issues, Channel 17/ Town Meeting TV is overseen by regional representatives from Burlington, South Burlington, Essex, Essex Junction, Williston, Winooski, Colchester and St. George. The mission of Channel 17/ Town Meeting TV is to be a trusted provider of multi-media resources that opens the door to local government and engages citizens in democratic action.

PURPOSE OF THE MODULE:
The Election Module will enable delegated Drupal users on the CCTV website http://www.cctv.org the ability to manually enter, store in Drupal's database, and query General Election and Town Meeting Day results. The query results are to be returned as a populated JSON structure that will allow for front-end manipulation of data display in the client browser via JavaScript. The content within the result JSON structure must be rewritten upon updates in the values of fields within the election content type(s),creating a dynamic election results update for end users (clients) without a Drupal node refresh in the browser. The module will also generate the HTML skeleton and populated JSON structure necessary to style and manipulate the data with CSS and JavaScript respectively.

Community contrib with GPLv2 license planned

http://www.cctv.org/files/RFP_drupal_election_module_final.pdf

The Cat Health Store is a recently overhauled Drupal 7 store based on the Drupal Commerce package (with numerous supporting modules).