Theme development

Hi all, thanks for your time to read this

I have done all of my design work for my site in html/css and have started now to create my own Drupal7 theme

I've read a lot of posts and it is starting to take shape, the problem I have is with my custom main menu and I hope someone can help, I have added the php code to the div and a section of my page.tpl.php now looks like the code below

I'm using the Drupal 7.34 Blog module. I wondering how could I add more than just one post on the blog page. Can I add more than one teaser or no?

This is my problem.

I need to overwrite the templates of all the Fields of a given type (text list) but only for a specific type of content.

Basically all fields of type "list text" used in the content type "my-content-type" should have the same template.

To override all fields of a specific type, there are no problems, field - list-text.tpl.php and apply it to all, but if do you wanted to restrict itself only to one specific content type? Is there a solution?

I am developing a CRM Drupal site. My custom theme is very slow. I have enable core Seven theme for checking purpose and its very fast in comparison to my custom theme. I have copy the seven theme and rename it, no other change and then set it default theme its slow while its just a mirror copy of Seven. Can anyone help me with this? Do you know what is reason of slow speed in respect to Drupal theme?

Thanks in advance!

Hi All

i'm implementing a theme based on Bootstrap for Drupal 8 (beta 3) and Twig.

All works fine, except i can't hide the link related to the current language into the language selector. In other words, i just want to show the possible options (the other languages), not the selected one.

I inherited a drupal 7 Omega 3 site. I understand how to "weight" the CSS files in the mycustomtheme.info file. When I look at the html code I can see that mycustomtheme/css/mycustomtheme-alpha-default.css is loading LAST as a result of the MEDIA QUERY [IF GTE IE 9] WHICH COMES AFTER ALL MY CSS.FILES SPECIFIED IN the mycustomtheme.info file.