I want to use a bit of PHP from the internet_services theme in my own custom theme so I contacted the maintainer but never got a response, can someone tell me how I can implement this bit of code into my own theme? http://drupal.org/node/182009
I am trying to get control of the colors, fonts and layout in themes and finding it hard.
Would be grateful for pointers.
My users want drop-menus, so I found a theme called garland_dropmenu and am now trying to customize the colors and fonts.
Changing style.css does not seem to affect the layout, should I be editing something different?
(I tried e-mailing the creator of this Theme but no answer)
I'd like to use Drupal for a very simple site. Most pages would be one column, with links to other pages just under the headline/header like in: http://drupal.org/project/blue_zinfandel .
Some pages would be two columns with modules like events, etc.
Is there a way to switch a theme seamlessly between one and two-columns?
I would like my front page to have a slightly different layout to the rest of the site which employs a 3 column design. On the front page I would only like two columns, which requires a slight change in the template to rename a div id.
I think my solution lays with having a different page.tpl.php file for just the front page.
I have created a new drupal theme and want some feedback before I make it publicly available here. Here are the screenshots.
Its based on hunchbaque base theme and can be 2 column or 3 column. the focus is on making it readable, so it can be used for blogs or high content sites.
I have created a custom profile page with some help from http://drupal.org/node/35728 . Everything seems to be fine, but I am trying to display the user's city and state that was submitted via location module during the user registration.