Theme development

I've created my own theme based on blix and phpTemplate. For the most part it was fairly easy to tweak the styles etc., but I cannot seem to tweak some of the settings tables for the admin pages. I've looked everywhere for the correct css or html element but I can't seem to keep this table from breaking my page. Any thoughts.

- Based on blix
- phpTemplate

Example - Settings Page under the admin block: See image

I have installed the banner module and all is Ok except the displaying in the home page.

How I can add a banner in a Box_grey theme ????

Also I have another problem with my theme because I don't find How I can link to a especific poll/page/book/etc.. in a new block????

Thanks for assistance

Hi,

Anyone interested in a project for custom development? I would like to convert a non-drupal template to drupal. thanks.

I have finished the bulk of my starter theme, hacking an existing phpTemplate.

It generally looks and works very well. Once I'm off the front page, though, I run into some difficulty with how various pages are displayed. The personal messaging compose page, for example, wanted to break the page by extending too wide.

I've dealt with these issues by analysizing the classes and IDs from the source of each page as it is displayed--and writing CSS to set the appropriate places. In the case of the PM page, the textarea was too wide and breaking the page.

New to Drupal, have researched much.
I'm wanting to choose a css layout theme (using phptemplate) with clean code + best practices, as a base to develop from. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. I'm not developing an official theme, it's just for one site.

Also, what is the status of the theme garden at: http://themes.drupal.org/ which seems to have been down since summer. That would be a great resource.

I'm excited to dive into the drupal learning curve!

Anyone know where I can find the documentation for Marvin 2K - want to take it as the base to develop a new theme but I can't find ANYTHING that tells me how the structure, CSS etc hang together. It's as basic as this - replace existing Drupal logo.png - doesn't show up?! Does the fact the Drupal logo.png used is a clickable object/area have anything to do with it?

As with most things Drupal - driving me nuts - but I'm persevering on sleep deprivation + coffee!