Theme development

Im having a real headache. The footer on the front page fits in the content and does not clear both content and left side. However, when on anyother page it does? Any ideas?

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Hello!
There's a thing I wanted to ask.
In administrative menu Administer/Content management/Post settings you can set "The default maximum number of posts to display per page". Then, prev 1 2 4 next> last links appear after the last post. So, the question.
Can I put these links to some other place? The problem is that I want to place them at the bottom of the page and page height is fixed.
P.S. I'm using Drupal 5.1

Does anyone know how to render breadcrumbs in a "nested" format?

I am trying to customize how breadcrumbs are displayed, and when I enter the following in my page.tpl.php file, Drupal overrides the CSS class that I am attempting to use.

<?php print $breadcrumb ?>

If it is possible to render breadcrumbs some other way, is it possible for them to be rendered somehow like this?

I'm trying to develop a menu with a hierarchy of:
Group
Group
Group(active)
-link
-subgroup(active)
--link
--link
-subgroup
-link
-link

I'm working with a modified Aberdeen theme. Currently I have a horizontal menu displaying the list of Groups and that behaves how I want it, with it displaying its relevant links in a submenu on the left sidebar. The problem lies in that in that set of links there are subgroups, where it won't display the expanded subgroup links. The active subgroup just appears as a link with no children.

Is it a limitation in Drupal that can only display a 2 level navigation hierarchy?

I need to left sidemenu to display like this:

• Subgroup
  
  • Link
  • Link
• Link
• Link
• Subgroup
• Link

• Subgroup
  
  • Link
  • Link

I'm in the process of trying to theme my site and I am having some trouble with the primary links. I need to add a < span > inside the < li > element.

I have the following code in my page.tpl.php page:

<div id="menu-top">
  <?php if ($primary_links): ?>
  <?php print theme('menu_links', $primary_links); ?>
  <?php endif; ?>
</div>

which outputs this:

How can I change the format of my date so instead of, for example, 16/04/07 - 4:00pm, I can have 16/04/07 @ 4:00pm, an at symbol rather than a dash