Theme development

Hi,
I'm currently trying to build a dropdown menu like the one in this tutorial[1]. I already found out, that I obviously had to customize the link-function in my template.php. That worked surprisingly well for the primary links, but I don't know how to get the links below the top level items.
Recursion is not needed yet btw as I only got two menu levels.

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I am trying to use Aquasoft theme. Where can I get all the icons for Aquasoft? The default installation doesn't seem to have many icons.

Thanks
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I'm trying to figure out what the best way to add a custom icon to each block on my site. I am currently using a theme that only has header text with no icons/images. A starting point would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Jeremy
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I'm using the Garland theme on my site and I have the option enabled to display the comment submission form below post. However, the box is out of alignment and it's a real eye sore. It just needs to be indented so that it lines up with everything else. Any suggestions? (I'm a real noob at PHP so detailed advice is appreciated.)

sounds a weird request, but it is basically what i need: different styles (and xhtml code!) for primary and secondary links

for primary, i need a "normal" UL formatted text link, so i can charmily use/override/whatever phptemplate_menu_links().

but secondary links bar is totally different: menu items are image-based and made as something like:

I'm trying to create my own theme based on the Sympal Theme.

Can anyone familiar with theme development confirm my experience (and the experience of others) that a sub-theme (i.e. /themes/theme_name/sub-theme/) only allows a different CSS file. You can not override one of the base theme's functions using a file such as /themes/theme_name/sub-theme/page.tpl.php - correct?

TIA, James Harvard