Theme development

In the module section of the Drupal site each module has three links each pointing to an unique node. (Download · Find out more · Bugs and feature requests)

How is this done? Can it also be done with Flexinodes?

Can someone help me with changing the background color around the template of my website. I am using the Democratica theme. I would like just a basic color - where do I go to change it? Thank you!

Hi,

This is my first post.I installed latest drupal version 4.6.6. I downloaded many themes from drupal into my themes directory...but none of them are showing up. I also read a similar post in which the reply said theme engines have to be downloaded. I already have a theme engine installed in themes which came along with the installation. I have no clue howit should be done. Pl help me...

Thanks,

I’ve just migrated from Drupal to Wordpress and have made my previous theme available. It’s a xtemplate theme which isn’t as popular as phptemplate, but it works. The theme is a hybrid of the negen9 theme and Dan Cederholm’s previous version of SimpleBits. It only works for Drupal 4.6. It’s available freely, no credits are necessary. If someone would like to update it for 4.7, please feel free. I can provide limited support. If you have a question, please post it here or at nautis.com. A screenshot is available after the jump.

First of all, I really like Drupal as a CMS. I tired WordPress and Joomla and found it to be a little underwhelmed. I'll be moving all of my stuff to Drupal in the next couple of months.

Now my questions are the following:
1. I'm using the ADC theme and have been playing around with them. On the left side of page, the blocks have spaces in between them. How do I get rid of them?

Is there a snippet of code that you can insert into page.tpl.php that will check if an admin is logged in, and if so will display an 'edit this page' (or something like that) link next to the content? This way I wouldn't have to go through administrater > content > find my page > click edit for every page I wanted to edit. Instead I could browse my page just like normal and because I was logged in as admin, I could click the 'edit this page' link on each page for instant editing.