Theme development

Hi
i have installed the meta theme and i was wondering how can i add a logo to that theme can some one please help me regarding that

thanks

I have just begun working with Drupal sites. Where can I find a clear, step-by-step guide or instructions to making my own theme for a Drupal website? I looked through the Handbooks section. Maybe I am new to this, but there seem to be bits and pieces of things, and it looks like I have to read everything in the Handbook before I can start. I plan to read a lot of the Handbook but just wondering whether there is a step-by-step guide somewhere that either I didn't find or I didn't know.

Thanks for any advice.
Petre

I've become a fan of the EchoDitto theme and would like to emulate that non-blog look. I want to have main featured story and then headlines. How is is it possible to create a similar theme? Thanks,

Ed

Hello, I am modifying the FriendsElectric theme (which is great), to show off a JULY-related theme that requires some different colours and whatnot.

Anyway, I have replaced the sidebar-left-title.png file (the image that sits behind the MENU titles) with one that is taller. So, I want to move the menu title text down so that it is somewhat centered within the image.

Now, I did notice that the first block on the left and right are classified as "first" and so I changed the line-height of that setting which accomplished what I needed.

This small howto explains how to integrate nice Nifty Corners Cube design solution by Alessandro Fulciniti with your Drupal theme. By popular demand.

• First go and download niftycube.js & niftycorners.css files from the original site. I decided to put them in my theme folder (which in the beggining was just a plain copy of bluemarine theme, but evolved in time, of course).
• Next, you'll need to include the js file in all your pages. It is easily done by adding the the following line in your page.tpl.php file, right before </head> tag: <script type="text/javascript" src="/themes/linportal/niftycube.js"></script>
• niftycorners.css is called automatically (nice hack) so you don't need to call it manually (just make sure it's in the same directory as the js file)
• Go through your style.css file and find the css names of the blocks that you would like to have its corners rounded. In my case I found that I wanted to round div.block & div#mission. That eventually led to the following initialization code (that I decided to put right into niftycube.js, at it's end, to spare me calling yet another js file):
  

  NiftyLoad = function() {
      Nifty("div.block");
      Nifty("div#mission");
  }
  

If I haven't forgotten something, that should be it.

Hi there. I'm new to Drupal and also to PHP...

Basically what I'm trying to do is create something like this:
http://www.pravinconsultancy.uklinux.net/index.html
with Drupal. I'm getting there but am a little stuck at implementing the primary links...