Drupal 7.x

I seemed to have followed the instructions from here: http://drupal.org/node/570162 but after running update.php (it completed) every page just shows the following over and over:

Warning: include(/home/content/html/website/themes/garland/block.tpl.php) [function.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in theme_render_template() (line 1234 of /home/content/html/website/includes/theme.inc).

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When I look at that line in the theme.inc file I see the following:

The site I'm building has one sidebar (left) , so when I view the Login page, account page and the profile page (using Profile2 with separate page option) the fields and details are sitting right up against the left of the page - I would like to be able to reposition them a bit so they look more central and fill the page a bit more. I've added a little padding to #main in the layout stylesheet and don't want to add any more as it will affect all my other pages on the site which are fine as they are.

Is there a way to make the CKEditor image properties dialog box pop up in a new window rather than an iframe overlay? I ask because an end user is trying to use this on a 10" notebook and the absolutely positioned dialog box is not causing the main window to scroll so she can only access a small portion of the dialog box.

I just upgraded from 6 to D7 and i am now getting the folloewing error when I go to edit or add content

I have a content type, "Song", that has a number of file fields associated with it: "Lead Sheet" (.PDF), "PowerPoint Slides" (.PPT or .PPTX), etc. When a user is viewing the node page for the song, I want them to be able to click on an icon to download the file.

I have the icons I want to use in my theme, and I have figured out how to display them by using a template file called "node--song.tpl.php". However, I'm running into problems displaying the path to the actual file. My initial thought was that I could display the field itself as the simple path to the file. However, I've since discovered that the drupal field module throws in a bunch of extra html divs, so I'm not getting *only* the path. Here is my template file:

Hi,

I'm using D6 and ACL module. Is it possible to allow all authenticated users to view nodes without explicitly adding very user to the node ACL? In my case, I want to allow authenticated users view access to a specific content type.

Thanks,