Theme development

Hallo, I try to customise my user_profile.
I created a template.php.

So I need to output link to the user's blog near the submitted filed instead of $link array.

How can I get access to the uid?

Hello,

I am quite new to drupal, so I apologize if this is a stupid question.

When I create content, eg. in my case an image product, then I get a form where I can enter all sorts of information, such as the title, the image path, the body, and so on.

After submitting, on the front page, I can see my newly ceated image product, I can see the image thumbnail, the title, the price, the terms, and a few other things. When I click on the thumbnail, I get a full size view of the picture and below also the body text that I entered previously in the form before submitting.

Hello,

When in friendselectric I hover over one of the primary links, the background is colored and the corners are rounded:

http://themes.drupal.org/node?theme=friendselectric

How is this effect (rounding of the corners) accomplished? I looked at the CSS but I couldn't find anything.

Thanks,

I'm still getting my feet wet with Drupal, but loving it thus far :) After a few weeks with the system, I've made one simple site so far: www.moldovanow.org (based on a customized version of the antique_modern template). My previous experience was only with Joomla, which I used to make www.firstfamilychurch.net - but overall it was less flexable and more quirky than I wanted for my own use. After that I found Drupal :)

Through what I learned on that first site, I have a quick question I hope someone can point me in the right direction on....

I often found that since I was working from an already "complete" template (antique_modern) that had many intricacies that I didn't necessarily understand since I didn't put them there haha, I would often run into roadblocks/bugs/etc as I made my own changes and additions. So for my next project I'd like to begin by building on top of as "simple" a template as possible, which still contains all of the necessarily CSS classes to style all of Drupal's basic functions (which I can then restyle without fear of any conflicts).

So, can you please confirm for me what the best choice of template is to use as a "core" for my own unique templates in the future? I will be seeking to make all of my future endeavors with Drupal completely unique, table-free for layout, and standards compliant. I "suspect" something like pushbutton or bluemarine since they appear to be defaults, but since they're table-based I wanted to check to be certain before diving in. Also if there happens to be any known "extra" stuff in whatever is considered the most core template, I'd love to know those classes so I can weed them out if they're unnecessary for me.

I've read that to add an image to my project I must have a site mantainer do so, was wondering if someone could add the image in http://drupal.org/project/Amare, the img tag is there with the screenshot but isn't dispalyed, I'd really aprecite it, Thanks in advance.
Ben McRedmond