Theme development

On my site, in the view user profile page, all the content in the page container drops to the bottom of the page. This doesn't happen with any other page. Is this a CSS issue that I can't figure out?

For example, http://www.southeastcollegesports.com/user/87

Any ideas would be appreciated.

thanks.

Hello Fellow Drupalers,

Well, as of today no where online is there info on how to theme those dreaded gmap popups for drupal. Well, I am happy to share this with you. I spent hours learning to do this and only hope this will help someone NOT spend hours. My theme efforts were for map/node path/page. Not for any blocks or any other embedded gmaps, but I think my solution will still work, although I have not tested it for other scenarios.

:)

Ok, before I begin I want to explain a bit of what is happening on the map/node,
http://new.felixapartments.com/map/node

Ok, click on those little markers and watch the themed popup show up.

So now you have a visual of what I am talking about, let me explain what is happening. When gmap loads those makers, it essentially loops through each node (in this case) or user and then assigns a marker. In the background of each marker, on each loop, it actually acts as if it is loading that particular node (node or user) that the marker represents. So, for first marker, it gets the node info, then prepopulates (if i can explain it this way) the marker by running that node as if you were to open it in another window. Basically, that little popup can be thought of as the node page, just within the popup. Think about that for a second. It took me a while to understand this...

I was having a problem with contextual CSS selectors in IE7 and thought I might save someone else some grief.

Contextual selectors are great because they allow you to select children siblings etc.
In Drupal, things can get pretty nested, so it is nice to be able to say only put borders around nodes or content if it is a direct child of #main-content so that content in nodes and visa versa do not all get borders.
the css for this would look something like:

I have certain theming that I want done to any page that isn't made up of one or more nodes. So I'd like to create a .tpl file that gets used, for example, on the tracker page, or on the user page, etc. Anywhere that we don't have nodes. Is this possible? If so, how?

Thanks,

Michelle

Hello,

The title is not really clear, I know but it's not easy to explain in two words.

I'd like to propose a new function to my users, some kind of way to make their blog more attractive. It would go like that ;

Not exactly sure if this is the right place, but I guess I need to start somewhere

In am currently experimenting with various features for Drupal 5.1 at a temporary site and have noticed a possible issue.

here is a link for reference http://cms4.crydee.com/?q=node/19

In the body behind the ABC index you may just notice what appears to be an 'o'