Hi everyone.I have a question need help.
I don't see the theme of like drupal.com used in http://drupal.org/project/Themes

Hi everyone,

I have been trying for a few days to center the primary links in the Drupal 4.7 Goldengray theme but to no avail. I have tried (what I think is) every possible option in the CSS. Do I need to change something in the php files? I don't think it is a matter of putting text-align: center into any of the divs because this does nothing. Here is the CSS:

#menu {
padding: 15px;
background-color: #fff;
}

We have been working on installing drupal into a site configuration. We have been successful at completing the install, but now it seems like the themes are now an issue.

We noticed that using the Opera web browser the site looks great, but when we go to Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser the text is shrunk down to an unreadable font size - a font size that is a 10 in Opera browser would look like a font size of 6 in Internet Explorer.

I apologise for this post in advance, as I'm sure it must have been answered elsewhere - it's just I can't find it anywhere.

I'm currently in the middle of redesigning the following site, and changing from Movable Type to Drupal:

http://www.ganymede-titan.info/

Now, obviously whether something is a News item or a Site Update can be flagged using a flat vocabulary. But how do I get a theme to make the front page of a Drupal site display the News items in one column, and the Site Updates in the other?

Does anyone know how to have an active (selected) primary menu item display expanded (with its sub items) on another block (such as the left navigation)?

Hi,

This post is related to
'(How to) create a 'collaborators' section?' - http://drupal.org/node/72901
and 'Show role name next to each node?' - http://drupal.org/node/70887

I have to create a new collaborators section on top of a Drupal (4.6) installation I've already done. If you read the posts above you'll see I find myself pretty lost trying to find the propper (simpler) solution. One of the ways to follow will rely mostly on existent Drupal features + theming.

Scenario: say I, as an admin, create some users with the 'collaborator' role and I let them (the 'collaborators') post to a defined taxonomy category. I'd like to show

1. all posts by 'collaborators' (newer to older). Paginated. Each node will be accompanied by the avatar plus the name of the collaborator, besides the common $links info (comments, posted date, read more for excerpts,..)
2. all posts by one single collaborator. Paginated. On top of that page we can have a brief info about the collaborator
3. a list of collaborators linking to their own c.v. (resume or 'my account')

Note that all nodes will be authored by a 'collaborator' (role) so nodes should be chosen on a author role basis. If this is a problem I could create a new 'exclusive' category for collaborators called 'Collaborations' though. In that last case nodes could be chosen on a category (taxonomy) basis.