Theme development

Hi, I'm just wondering how hard it would be for Drupal to dynamically choose a theme based upon the browser that people are using. I mean there are a lot of themes that include advanced javascript and AJAX and stuff that don't work as well with older IE browsers and Mozilla browsers and I was just curious if there were any way for Drupal to detect this and then use a simpler less fancy theme. This might also work out well for people who are still using dial-up, such as me at the moment :(

I have 2 sets of checkboxes on my form, they are numerous. I'd like to put them into a table , in order to get them into columns. I dont need the whole form in a table though, just the checkbox elements. ( If it matters , the checkboxes are in a fieldset ) How can i do this?

If a page has only one node I would like to show the complete node instead of showing the teaser first.
Is there a way to find out how many nodes will be printed in the current page?

Hi all,

Anyone know of a way to use multiple themes within a single drupal site heirarchy?

I am trying to do a very small pushbutton theme customization; namely - I want to override _form_element() function. So, I created a file pushbutton.theme (in themes/pushbutton directory) and have a pushbutton_form_element().

The customization does what I want (for now, for testing purposes, I only replaced `*' with `R' for required elements). However, the navigation menu now looks very different (I would say, ugly) - apparently it doesn't pick some styles.

Hi Guys

I would like to know if it is possible to apply a specific CSS id or class to a block. I know that it is possible for a module to "style" itself, but I want to apply a style to some of the default blocks (like the login block for example).

One suggestion I have is to have an additional field in admin->blocks->configure. This field should read:

Add the following id to block (leave emty to use default block id). [ ]

My questions are: