Theme development

Hello All first post here,
ok I am developing a theme for drupal 7.x and I intend to use mega-menu module, while installing modules I have seen that you can't activate a module untill you have other module it depends on, so my question is, Is there such way for themes I want my client to install the megamenu first then set my theme as default.
Ofcourse I can write all in the installation instructions for my theme, but I was just wondering if this kind of "module dependency indicating" functionality already existed?

Hello guys, any suggestion for to make a login like this:

http://d3w2bm0qyee8h5.cloudfront.net/insights/wp-content/uploads/2013/07...

help! plys, thank u

When I post something with long blockquote, that's OK, but when this post appeared on front page, it's breaking is such way, that no one can guess that there are also a continuation of the post.

For example, the post: http://en.nuclear-plant.org/node/23

Front page: http://en.nuclear-plant.org/

How to solve this? How to give a hint to readers, how to make "Read more" label more visible?

Hi All,

Thanks in advance for all the help, I am in real urgent to implement this, any quick response is highly appreciated.

Background:
I have 4 content types names Article, page, video and Blog. In my article content type I have a entity reference field named "Feature Item" and the other 3 content items are permitted node types.

No matter where I put this snippet:

<?php print theme(array('links__system_secondary_menu', 'links'), $secondary_links,
          array(
            'id' => 'zenigata-menu',
            'class' => 'links clearfix',
          ));
        ?>

within my page.tpl.php template, it still appears above the Primary links. I don't know what else is affecting the placement of the menu. There is no css applied. If I delete the snippet, it disappears so I know I'm calling the right template and the menu.

I have tried outside various sections but it's still getting placed above the Primary links. I have a sub-theme and set it to the default theme.

Also, I think maybe this other issue may shed light to those more knowledgeable.

I'm trying to eliminate the site logo. I've set the specific theme settings by checking off the "logo" and even putting a custom page in the logo box just as a back-up. However, every time I check the page in various browsers, even after clearing caches both in the browsers and Drupal, a broken-icon for the logo comes up and the image it's looking for is not even the custom path to the logo I set.

If I type in mydomain.com maintenance-page.tpl.php is used. But if I type in mydomain.com/dksde or (any random URL), the page.tpl is used with an offline message. How do I get it to use the maintenance-page.tpl.php all the time?