Theme development

I'm starting work on a new website for an Artificial Limb Manufacturer. They have content that is targeted towards:
1. Patients
2. Doctors
3. Both.

What we want to do is have a separate theme for patients' info and doctors' info. This would be easy for me using either the new path-based theming capability of Drupal 5, or taxonomy based theming.

Hi all,

I seem to have a problem integrating some flash movie into my template. In particulare I'm doing the following in my page-default.tpl.php

      <?php include 'flash_gallery.tpl.php' ?>

in the 'flash_gallery.tpl.php' is just a piece of HTML which embeds an .swf flash movie through the tag

I'm modifying page.tpl.php and what to write code like ...

<?php if ( I page is /node/53 ) { ?>
    <!-- some html specify to node 53 -->
<?php } else { ?>
   <!-- do the usual stuff -->
<?php } ?>
 

The problem is I don't know how to construct the condition in the if-statement. What is the Drupal technique to determine which page you are at?

I was wondering if anyone has experience with the Eve Online IGB tags that can make a simple dark+orange 2 column layout for drupal or already has one.. I never made a theme for a cms before and I barely know css still... I would need a WYSIWYG editor :P

Ok, so I've been using drupal for a few days and I just figured how to create my custom template using css and html(amazingly easy). But I only got my template to work when I saved my CSS file as defaults.css in the modules/system directory. My page works fine, but it also affects the admin menu (width of content area etc). Is there a way to have drupal get the styles for the site from another file besides defaults so that that can be left for admin and other themes?

Or did I not do something correctly?

Thanks

Hi All,

I'm attempting to theme the Invite module. What I'd like to do is remove the help section from the Invite page. I presume I'd override it with a function that would be like this.

function phptemplate_invite_help($section) {

//* Some code here. **/

}

This is the function I think I should be overriding (from the Invite module) ...