Theme development

Hi all,

I have a drupal site (4.7) comprised mainly of book pages. I'd like to suppress the book navigation that appears at the bottom of the node content -- the:

<div class = "book-navigation"> ... </div>

I've thought of:

So I'm putting together my drupal site. And want a menu navigation like drupal.org or any other variety of tabbed menus.

For this do I program a module (I'm thinking not) or alter the theme (i'm thinking so?)

any suggestions for making it dynamic and maybe highlighting what tab your under?

Thanks

I have installed the quote module and I am planning to install bbcode for the forum.
When I enable the filters, there is no way for me to select that I only want them to work on the forums.
I removed the link hooks from the quote module and rewrote them in the theme for the forums, but it still shows up on help below the text box. It would be better if the whole filter would only work on the forum.
Ist there a way to restrict input formats or even filters to a certain node type?

I need to develop a site where users will be normal visitors when they access it online.
What I want is to set up a default theme for a normal visitor and have the standard blue
marine for the site administration.
Of course there will also be a web editor account for whom will enter news or other types
of posts for example.
I seem to be stuck because using drupal 4.7 I can only set themes for authenticated users
and administrator whereas I cannot configure a theme for a non-registered normal user.

Hello,

I administer this Dave Matthews Band fan site. Currently it runs a home-brewed php CMS, but after creating two successful Drupal sites I'm convinced it would be a better solution.

While I am concerned about the vBulletin integration (considering vBDrupal), I'm also concentrated on maintaining the look and feel of the old site. If you have a look at the page currently, I have a three column layout with a header and footer. There's a different layout for article pages.

Hi all.
I'm quite new to drupal, but I've managed to create something interesting with drupal.
Now I'm going to get rid of the Language block, and create my own in the header of my own theme.

right now I've created this: