Theme development

Hi,

Is there a way to display tabs like a classic menu structure (like the default navigation menu for instance, with submenus directly placed after the parent item) ? It could allow me to create a "local tasks" block.

For instance on admin/access/rules I would have a block which displays :
-(leaf)permissions
-(leaf)roles
-(expanded)access rules(active)
-(leaf)list
-(leaf)add rule
-(leaf)check rules

On api.drupal.org, i see :

I am trying to use Taxonomy theme http://drupal.org/project/taxonomy_theme
It works fine, but i need to have different blocks for every theme, its doesn"t work, i enable theme and i assign enable/desable blocks in blocs admin configuration for every theme, it doesn't work

I want to make something like that http://www.theonion.com/content/sports

I am creating a site that will use Drupal to enforce document publishing queues. The idea is to have two roles, Staff and Admin. Staff can log in and create a page but should not be allowed to publish it. The Admin would then login and make any revisions to the page then approve/publish it.

Hello all,

I'm new to Drupal, and I have come here from the land of WordPress skinning.

My question is, is there 'the drupal loop' that I can dig into, add some divs and classes, move things around, and delete things here and there? With WordPress you have a set of PHP files within the theme where these can be edited, but I'm not seeing that in Drupal. (Does this have to do with the 'blocks' set up?)

I want to override user_list template (one, used for active/last
users block). So, in 4.7 template.tpl.php added:

function phptemplate_user_list($items, $title = NULL) {
 return _phptemplate_callback('user_list', array('items' => $items,
'title' => $title));
}

and placed user_list.tpl.php in theme directory. This one contains

I have a two columns design with the menu in the left column, when i choose a word (taxonomy)to saw all articles in this term my menu going down. the taxonomy use some diferent css?

you can see the diference in this two url:

the first is a normal view:
http://tantascosas.com/drupal/

the second is a taxonomy of one term:
http://tantascosas.com/drupal/?q=taxonomy/term/1