Theme development

Hey friends! We need some help. We're trying to do some updates to our contributed theme, LiteJazz, in the drupal.org CVS repository. We also want to contribute our new theme, NewsFlash, to drupal.org. But we're struggling with our lack of CVS expertise, the documentation, thirty deadlines, and a leaky faucet. We know we can figure it out in a day or so. But it would probably involve a bunch of noob-ish mistakes and an embarassing trail of blunders on drupal.org. What we would really like is just a bit of hand-holding by the smart guy (or girl, we're not picky!)

Specifically, we're looking for someone who is VERY familiar with the process of contributing themes to the drupal.org CVS repository. You should know your CVS tags, branches, and such (at least better than we do!) And if you know TortoiseCVS, that would be even better.

What's in it for you? Well, not money, that's for sure. BUT... how about a free copy of our first retail theme? I can't say much about it yet, but we're close to releasing a theme that will CHANGE YOUR LIFE! Or, at least, it might change your drupal site. We're going to ask everyone else to give us money for this new theme. But for the lucky person willing to help us out here, we'll happily give you a freebee.

Interested? Drop us an email: roople@roopletheme.com.

Think we're noobs who should just figure it out for ourselves? We understand. We've been called worse.

Roople

Basically, i have primary links at the top of my website, its used as the main navigation.

What i want, is for each link to have a different bottom border, styled by css. I have no trouble with CSS i know what i'm doing there. I would just like to know if there is some way I can assign an id to each individual primary link, so that each primary link has a different coloured border.

If anyone can help me ASAP, it would be much... MUCH appreciated.

Many thanks in advance,

Nick.

I am relatively new to theming and would like any insights on theming a page view of a cck node type.

My view is set up as follows:

Provide Page View: Checked
View Type: Full Nodes
Filter: Node Type = "meet_the_team" (cck node type)

My understanding is that i need to add a function to "template.php" to override the function used to create the above view. I read a good bit of materials on theming views but i could not find in which file to find the "built in" function involved in creating the above view.

Hey guys,
I am getting a hang of drupal finally and I already applied my own template to the site but cant figure this out.

I am making a products site but this could be anything.. I want to display 4 or two products on the homepage but with my own look and feel.

I tried making a new block (but then it takes the look and feel of all the blocks) but even then i could not modify how the inside of the block looks like. i could only choose Full, teaser, table, .. can i make my own view type? like my_table ?

Is it possible to have one of the primary links always point to the next-to-last story?

It is easy enough to use the views module to display that node (with $offset), but I'd rather have the link to go directly to the node itself because I want existing comments displayed.

I'm using the newer template Active Signs.
The problem I am having in IE6 is tables that I code within the body of a page end up remaining at the bottom of the page, below the right and left sidebar blocks.
In firefox it does not do this and with older templates it does not either.
When I remove the

tags from the body all of the content goes back to normal "the top" but is not formatted in cells.
Is this a css problem?