Theme development

I've been unable to erase a grey line (that you can see trough the links below) that appears in my themes when rendered through Mozilla Firefox. This space represents the separation between the header container and the content table. This line is the top border of the content table in question, but I haven't found the way of erasing it without painting it...

Very good place to find themes for drupal:

templatesdrupal.blogspot.com

Hi, I'm new to Drupal and need assistance with installing a new theme.

I've downloaded a theme (blossom) from Drupal and I've moved the entire directory under "themes" directory. What else do I need to do to see it show up in the list of themes under
Administer>Site building>themes ?

Thanks

Hi,

I'm new to Drupal and this is my first post here!

I'm looking for something that can be used like $page==0, but on page.tpl.php does such a thing exist?

If no, is there another way to reach my goal? I have some styles that I want to apply when I'm on a page that displays a full node, and only that node, (most likely a Story node), and another set of styles that I want to use on the rest of my pages. These styles are page-level styles, so I think they belong in page.tpl.php.

Thanks a lot.

John

-> is not an official PHP operator, but I see it all over the place in the PHPtemplate.
Is it some sort of templating language PHP shorthand? I'm sure it doesn't mean "minus greater-than"

I'd like to have two pages -- Page A and Page B -- each of which retrieves ONLY stories with one of two content types -- type a or type b, respectively.

I'm thinking the logical way to do this is to make page and node specific templates.

page-A.tpl.php
page-B.tpl.php

and

node-a.tpl.php
node-b.tpl.php

OK. So, how do I select only nodes of type "a" for display on Page A, and nodes of type "b" for display on Page B?

I tried doing it this way (), but ran into problems when I started adding images (via image module) to stories.