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Node list as html tables instead of css styling. is this possible?

Hi all,

I'm new to drupal and haven't found a solution to my problem. i searched the whole site, but found nothing. maybe you can help me out :)

Is it possible to display the node list as html table with <tr> and <td> instead of css styling?

thanks in advance,

Dioxin

How to create Custom themes using drupal 4.7

Please to http://www.mtv.co.uk/channel/mtvuk. can any developer explain to us hw to create template like mtv.co.uk site or visit http://www.channelo.co.za/

Overriding drupal.css and module.css, how to?

I successfully managed to override Drupal CSS using this method (Overriding drupal.css; two approaches).
Now how do I override more stylesheets at the same time, for example module-stylesheets?

help making current primary link tab highlighted

I posted earilier, but perhaps was not clear. I have successfully made my primary links horizontal tabs with images. My css has button_normal.png, button_over.png, and button_current.png. The normal and over are working, but I cannot get the current to show up. I can do it in straight html, but can't get the page.tpl.php file. I cannot seem to get my css code to show up here, so if anyone is willing to help I can email that to them. The id that includes the current button has ids #navcontainer #current and then #navcontainer .currentAncestor

K2 theme - menu highlight (active) trouble solution

I had the typical menu problem which has been discussed plenty of times here:

Given a Primary menu (tab-like menu in header of K2 theme) structure like this:

+ Works
| + Project1
| - Project2
- Search

i wanted "Works" (top-level menu item) to stay highlighted when being on page "Project1".

Different layout/style for different parts of the web site? Is this a limit of Drupal?

I am working on a web site, which has different parts such as :
sports
movie
bookstore
musems
etc.

The different parts should have different layout and style. I have do my best searching the Drupal documentation and find no clue how to do it.

I am a newbie to Drupal, but I had some experience in ezPublish. In ezPublish, you can assign different templates to different sections of content tree, or even a single content node(article/blog entry etc.). This is what ezPublish called "template overiding".

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