Theme development

Hi Guys,

Basiccly im working on a site for my father at the moment for his photography work and you can see what it currently looks like here - www.gerryboothman.com

What im trying to do is Develop or Edit a theme ( currently using gespaa theme ) to look simular to this website with the main block of the website on the right third of the screen. -> http://www.markdyerphotos.com/

I would like to take a few of my blocks and place the content in different parts of my site. For instance, I have a tag cloud and a photo cloud block that I would like to place in the header area. I would also like only the block content visible, not the block titles. Could someone please help?

Thanks!

Hello,

My second post. Yahooo. this is a refinement of another post but I couldn't find a way to edit the other post.

I have the code below for a secondary nav. It works perfectly. I am just missing one important piece of information. See where it says "Need current page listed here"? I would like to display the name of the main nav item that this secondary nav is organized under. Is there a piece of PHP code that I can put in there to make that display? Thanks for looking at this.

Is there a low overhead location module? Robert Douglas in his book warns to only install the files you need for the location module since there are so many files.

What I'd like to do is to be able to cover the entire world but using only about 15 lines
so 5 categories for continents other than North America, and 10 categories for North America.

Is there a module that can do this?

If there isn't, what would it take to write one?

Hi, I tried searching and found a couple topics on the matter, but it didnt seem to be resolved. I was wondering how I could display the parent item's title.
so it could be like this:
PARENT TITLE
- Sub Nav 1
- Sub Nav 2

something along those lines.

i thought the code could be something as simple as:

I've been working on a theme that's based on 'Goofy', but using the phptemplate theme engine.

It works fine but, like the goofy theme, it has a lot of white space between vertically-stacked blocks and nodes.

Does anyone know how to fix this? I'm guessing it's in CSS somewhere...

Thanks in advance!

Pete.