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Calendar width and Upcoming Events block and themes

I installed the PHPThemeEngine and was having trouble with the calendar because the default calendar width is bigger than most themes. I couldn't get the calendar block to stay within the left-margin. Following http://drupal.org/node/15107 I hacked the event.module and made the day names S M T W... instead of Sun Mon Tue. This worked great and the calendar now fits in all themes.

Cannot instantiate non-existent class: xtemplate

OK, well I am modding the pushbutton theme (to be released later, after it works....) and if you go here: http://www.minvera-fx.com/v2/user/password or simply anyother link within the site....all you see is the raw code for the template....I tried to edit this my self, and am now using the default template, but still no luck.. See all the way at the bottom of the page. Here is the full error:

Need help with Spreadfirefox Theme

First, i want to know how to insert the site-name into the SpreadFirefox Theme. Second, how to make site slogan become visible (I modified the css, but the entire display become messy).

Thank you very much.

Attachments table not themable? (upload module)

Is it possible to theme the attachments table created by the upload module? There don't seem to be any theme_functions available, and the attachments table is appended to the node body and not accessible separately.

I'm trying to add file type icons to the table and I need to put in some css hooks that aren't available by default. I'd prefer not to hack the module if possible.

How do I get previous/next image navigation in image galleries (4.6.2)?

I cannot seem to figure out how to make image galleries display previous and next image links. Am I missing something? (Drupal 4.6.2)

css help in Explorer 5.2 for Mac OSX

So here's where I'm at:

I am in the middle of bringing a site (www.funnymonkey.com) live.

I am using a modified box grey theme -- the modifications I have made to the css are pretty minor, and, for the most part, commented in the style sheet that can be viewed at http://www.funnymonkey.com/themes/themonkey/style.css

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