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I am new in theme development, so, please bear with me.
I just created a simple new theme (let's call it mygen theme) for use of a project that has 5 Drupal sites. Instead of creating 5 different themes for them, they will all be using mygen theme.
But, say if the third Drupal site wants the links to be red, I have to create a whole new theme for it, which is not efficient. But, I can have a custom.css stored in the file system and have the css of that them call custom.css
To display secondary links when primary links are clicked. Despite following the steps, this doesn't seem to work. I am using the zen theme which displays the links using the code pasted below, this is unmodified from the original. Any thoughts on what I might be doing wrong?
Most operating systems and website browsers are not familiar with the majority of fonts that are out there. As a designer (moreso then a developer) I am tired of using the same 4 or 5 fonts to stylize my websites. I can only assume that I am not alone!
This is my first theme: it's a 3 column layout with a wide image banner and a "top-tabbed" primary-links system: the slogan is the blue-bar you see below the header.
I really appreciate any comment so that i can improve the final release
I would like to add this theme to the official repository but i don't know if it deserves this opportunity :)