Theme development

Hello, I need to edit the way the admin menu appears in the same location as my login form.

Im using BlueMarine as a base theme. Ive added a login bar across the top of my site and I'd like to remove the login form from the left column (shown on the homepage here..) but leave the admin menu intact when someone logs in from the top.

What file do I need to hard code to remove the login form from the left column?

Thanks for your help!

I am working on code for my template file so that when a user logs in, the theme for the site will change. I have completed both themes, now need to create/insert the php to perform the auto switching

What I keep coming across are snippets to change from page.tpl.php to admin-page.tpl.php (for example), based on path, or sections (sections module). I want a completely separate theme...

This is a new area for me, so i am a little unsure of the approach. Any one have any pointers???

I know it will be based around

I was curious if it's possible to output all fields from all the tabs on a user profile page. I'd like to do this because I want one large user profile edit page, instead of having it split up into tabs.

I'd like something similar to this: http://drupal.org/node/97676

However, I have a feeling I might be able to fetch within phptemplate itself and not alter core.

Any ideas? Thanks.

Hi everybody...

First of all, I want to say that my english may not be the best. ;)

I have two situations!

First one: I'm using Drupal 5.0 with the default theme (Garland) and I decided to show by default the user login box in the right sidebar. But I don't want to see this form over there. So, it is possible to show only the link "Login" or something else, and show up the complete form box when I click in "Login".
If it's not possible, I'll just create a link to the login page (?q=user).......

I have a strange problem with my theme.

My primary links menu is positioned relative to my logo, and therefore, it it positioned in a place before the logo has finished loading.
The menu is then shown in the incorrect place until I mouseover the menu.

This is pure CSS and no javascript.

It happens only in IE

The CSS code I use to position the menu is:

I have a form created in Dreamweaver/MySQL and would like to give access to it, but only to logged in users. Is there a way to do it?

As a general question, is it possible to use Drupal to control access to content not created in Drupal?

Thank

Paul