Theme development

Hi All,

This seems like something that should be possible, but I can't seem to get my head around the best way to do it. Basically, my story goes like this: I'm designing a movie review website on which my clients would also like to blog. I LOVE the way the individual teaser lists are set up and displayed (ie. on "example.com/blog," and "example.com/reviews.")

However, I'm also making the front page two-columned, using the amazing Panel and Views modules. On the left column are the 5 most recent blog posts, and on the right are the 5 most recent reviews, in "teaser list" format. These are, obviously, just ported over from my views pages of the individual content lists. One problem: the teasers are FAR too long and disunified.

My site will eventually end up something like this: http://www.xsisterhoodx.com/ (scroll down to see the split menu.)

Is there any way two create two *separate* versions of a teaser for the same content type, one to display with the "views" list, and the other simply as it is already defined by Drupal core options??

I was under impression that when a user chooses his/her own distict theme, he is choosing a theme which will be used for browsing the website as a whole.

But how can I set it up so that different users can choose their own themes for their blogs??? I mean so that their blogs (and pages) will appear in their chosen theme to all other users, even to anonymous users. I mean so that it looks like it is "their own blog"

Is there an WYSIWYG / HTML editor that works with iTheme>
I've tried TinyMCE (was working with prior theme), FCKEditor, and HTMLArea.

tia,
- snk

ok i searched this site for how to remove the bullets next to the links but i cant fine it
and also in firefox there is a 1px gray bottom boarder that is between the content and header and i cant find out how the hell to remove that
in IE the boarder is not there , only in firefox

can someone please help
thanx

Hello, I have a question.

In my page.tpl.php file I use code such as:

if (isset($primary_links)) { print theme('links', $primary_links); }

Which then returns the navigation list. If I want to insert <span> tags within the <li>s, how do I do that? My question is, how to I tinker with the finer code that these broader code snippets call upon? What file is that located in?

I found a bug in the PHPTemplate engine in how it creates the head_title variable. It strips tags from some, but not all, of the components it uses to create the title.

In themes\engines\phptemplate\phptemplate.engine, lines 187-196 in function phptemplate_page I changed the code to the following: