Theme development

Hello all-

I'm using the PHPTemplate version of bluemarine, and I'm trying to get one of the $primary_links (defined in admin/themes/settings/bluemarine) to open in a new browser window. I have thought of a couple ways of doing this, but nothing is working.

The easiest way to do this (obviously) would be to specify a target="_blank" in the <a> tag of the link. But there's apparently no way to do so with the new method for adding links (link text/url/description).

Is there some type of php call that can be executed when using php template to control the layout of taxonomy overview pages? For example, if I have a term, "cats" and when someone clicks the "cats" menu item they would be taken to the normal page taxonomy term page (mysite.com/taxonomy/term/5) but have a controlled layout. I'd like to have sticky content at the top and two colums below with blogs in one and stories in the other. I know I could create a php page to do this, but I'm wondering if it can be done in phptemplate overwrite the taxonomy default pages.

Recently I posted a new theme at http://drupal.org/node/34701. You can check it out if you want...

I made another advance to the theme though. Now you can have an MP3 Player in the flash header! It will play one song, The User has to push play to listen to it though... because drupal reloads the whole page each time causing the song to restart.

you can download the theme here: http://www.afterdeathgraphics.com/home/node/61

Kubrick Advanced is a modified theme. The original theme was done by Michael Heileman and it is one of the most successful blog themes ever. The original theme just contained an image header. I decided that was not enough. I implemented a Flash header into it and tested it in IE and FireFox. The flash header shows the site name and slogan and it fades from one to another. The site name and slogan are customizable through a text file containing two variables, Making this theme the first Drupal theme to ever be made with a cutomizable flash header!

Okay, here it is: CSS based themes for Drupal

I ended up packaging 22 separate themes in the one distribution, most of them cribbed from the wordpress style competition site that was posted earlier.

- David Herron, http://7gen.com

I need to change the logo for my page according to the taxonomy the visitor is in, for a couple of the taxonomies. Is there any way of writing a statement in page.tpl.php that says if taxonomy ID of the currently displayed node equals 13, then a certain gif image should be shown. And if else, another image should be shown? This shouldn't be too hard, but I'm a a beginner with php, so I don't really know...