Theme development

Hi all... Here I come again with another problem with floating boxes.
As long as I've arranged the right menu bar as a floating box, now I discover another problem.
All the images have been defined as float too: and right now this is how it works:
the image (as a float box) goes just under the floating right menu block.

here's the screenshot.

Hello Drupallers!

I've got "Site Menu Item" (basicaly menu)
-S.M.I
----About
---------sub 1
-----------subsub
---------sub 2
----Contacts
---------sub 1
---------sub 2

Here the code that renders About section.

$menuhtml = theme_menu_tree(37);
print $menuhtml;

It render About section ('cause it's 37th id)
Q: How can I implement in my template that this number "id" depends on menu sectioin where I am now?

I hope this is the right place to post this
i am trying to write a little calculator for our shopping process, what i want the user to be able to do is take a product for sale and customize it; specifying color and size etc, thus altering the cost of the product in the end when submitted to the shopping cart-
can i do this with drupal? and the newbie in me needs to know, uh, sort of how also :)

I'm learning how to theme different sections of my site with phptemplate. I want the gallery.module part of my site to have more width. Right now, I'm using internet center which uses two layouts--the "regular" one with a wide right sidebar and the "admin" one with a narrow right sidebar.

I'd be happy either

--using the admin one (which just uses it's own css div tags that are different from the regular ones).
or
--making a new one with no sidebars

How does one disable the secondary logo in the Goofy theme. Using the configuration menu allows overriding the default logo, but not the yellow Drupal guy in the upper right.

Thanks.

Rich (rl)

I am new to Drupal, so I'm sure it is painfully obvious how to do this.

I would like to create a section of the home page that would contain Story nodes (possibly from a specific category) on the home page with just the date, title, and teaser. However, when the user clicks read more to see the full story, I want it to be styled differently. The listings on the homepage would be in a very small font to fit into a ~190px column; whereas, the full story would use the