Theme development

Hi, I have a content type with four field items like Menu title, Title, Sub title, and Description.
I want to add a wrapper div tag to particular fields like Title, Sub title and Description. How do I add a wrapper div for those fields listed above?

Please help someone.

Hi,

I'm trying to convert all my tables to be responsive (http://maxbronsema.com/blog/2013/02/26/zurb-responsive-tables-within-dru...)...The tutorial essentially replaces:

<table  with <table class=response  

Setting the class to responsive keeps the first column fixed while the others are scrollable. When the class is set to "responsive" for a table it works well.

Sorry if this is an old topic but i can't find any answer for this simple questions.
In D6, Zen theme use to create 1 or 2 css compressed files. But now that i look back to my D7 sites, All the css files, lets say 10, are compressed and loaded, making 10 http request. Is this how it's suppose to be now?

Thanks

Hello,

I have started creating my own theme and come across a annoying problem. Every time I hover an item in the menu bar it creates a blue border. How do I solve this issue?

http://i.imgur.com/nL7rlZS.png <--- The problem

Thank you,

Ben

Hello,

I've recently started to use Drupal and may I just say the best CMS out their. I have got the hang of views, nodes, blocks so forth.. I want to start experimenting with my own custom theme. I have CSS knowledge as well as basic PHP knowledge I have gotten to the stage where I want to edit my regions. At the moment it is all one column.

Image below:

http://i.imgur.com/qQjGI0V.png

My question is how do I start organizing this more by separating it into 3 column layouts?

Thank you,

Hello All.

I've been using Drupal for a couple of years now, and when I started getting a bit more comfortable designing my own themes, I also discovered and have continued to us the Panels Everywhere module. To me this seems far better than using the standard blocks, since I can pretty much do any kind of layout I want (multi-row/column), and apply CSS IDs/classes to the individual pages/panels themselves.