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Hi all,

I am working with the deco theme in drupal 6, and i have managed to style it so that it looks how i want, bar one little thing which is driving me mad. I want to add a margin to every page, like most sites have.
I have managed to resize the content and sidebars so that the space has been created, and now the margin exists, but it is white. I want to make it black but have no idea how to as the space in question is just extra padding for the content section, and not an actual div. I am using the triple sidebar layout also.

Hi,

I am trying to create a new theme for my Drupal site. I am working with Drupal 6.20 and Zen's latest version.

I have made quite a few changes to the layout of the theme and now my right sidebar appears below the main content.

You can see the problem here (not dynamically generated - saved from a local copy) : http://testcheckchecktest.whackk.com/grab/test1.html

Hey, I made a very simple subtheme of Bartik. I copied over the layout.css file to my subtheme to tweak the position and size of the right sidebar, but now the sidebar has shifted left into my content.

I have a sidebar block added to certain pages, but it doesn't display. Further investigation showed that it's being styled off the page, from some random style tag in the header:

Hi folks,

Zen is very great basic theme for new themers like me.

After some work I got it half way figured out, but have one issue left.

My problem is that the user login fields are too wide ("mysite/user").
Please see the picture here: http://www.img-box.de/78261/

In the layout.css i have the following settings. In this case sidebar left applies.

This is a very basic end user question about implementing a Zen theme in Drupal 5. We want a layout with a main column with the content and a right sidebar.

What is the simplest way to accomplish this using Zen/Drupal 5?

Starting with the basic Zen fixed templates, is it to simply not place any blocks in the left sidebar and only put blocks in the right sidebar, while using the middle column for the main content. Lastly style the middle column and the right sidebar as needed in the Zen css and php files. This seems to work, but is that how it was intended?

hello everybody,

i would like to build a 2-column fixed layout with zen, left column=navigation, right column=content.
i want the logo to appear in the left sidebar, just over the navigation-menu and the content-area should reach to the top of the viewport (i.e. the logo should stay only in the left column, not covering the content-area).
i did override the page.tpl.php to re-arrange the output-order of the logo, but i didn't get it.
can someone give me a hint what to change in page.tpl.php / css?

thanks a lot!
adam

I am new to Drupal and am trying to change my theme from Garland to something with a similar three column layout. I tried Zen and a couple others. My test site uses both a left and right sidebar, both with plenty of content. Problem is that when I try to change to a three column layout, I only get two columns. Both the left and right sidebar content is pushed into one right side column. I upgraded to Drupal 6.2 a week ago, but didn't try the new theme until after I upgraded so I don't know if this is the issue or not.

Please be patient, I an absolute newbie. So I want to change from floating to fixed layout in the Austin (zen) subtheme. I understand I should make this appear in the ../themes/austin/layout.css :

/*
* Body
*/
body
{
}