Theme development

Can I use different sub themes on different pages. I have created two omega sub themes - Theme 1 (set as default) and Theme 2. Can I now assign Theme 2, to a set pages using the delta and context module? I created a delta theme based on Theme 2, and a context based on the page names, but the pages display Theme 1.

Is the above possible, or am I limited to using variations of Theme 1?

Hi

i need to convert my D6 theme to D7 one and i'm using a custom node-webform.tpl in D6 to render the form like that :

 <table>
    <tr>
    <td><?php print $node->content['body']['#value']; ?></td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
    <td><?php print $node->content['webform']['#value']; ?></td>
    </tr>
    </table>

in D7 it become :

I had someone build a new webpage design. Simple using HTML and CSS. I can easily edit these using a simple text editor. On non-drupal websites, I can easily just upload it as index.html into the public_html folder and it will show exactly as uploaded. On drupal, I had someone try to implement this homepage design trying as closely as possible to how it was designed. Not only did it take hours but it had to be altered in many ways to make it way less aesthetically pleasing. I don't think it looks close to what the original design was and there are some outstanding issues.

Hi, Im using Bartik theme. Suddenly I on my pages appeared white stripe space above the header !

I found the solution in google but I dont know what I exactly need to do, please anybody can help me?
http://studentguru.gr/b/solidus/archive/2009/12/30/lt-php-include-gt-str...

I'm trying to replicate a featured content slideshow like the one seen at the new yorker. With the image on the left and some formated text on the right.

I have created a views slideshow set to show Fields. Currently i have my fields running down vertically within the view including the 'image' field. I was planning to have separate div's grouping the image and the formatted text separately. But i think i foresee that is not a option. Or is it? I'm not too sure.

One of the websites shown in "Show off your Drupal site" is http://matthewharding.com.au
The site is using a hover image effect using CSS3 and the author gives the link to where he got the css from, http://tympanus.net/codrops/2011/11/02/original-hover-effects-with-css3/