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Drupal doesn't provide content type based template suggestions for page.tpl.php but for node.tpl.php. That means you can use a template like node--custom-content-name.tpl.php. However, if you want to …

The simplest and best practice to add a css to user registration form is implementing hook_form_FORM_ID_alter(): function YOURTHEME_form_user_register_form_alter(&$form, &$form_state, $form_id) { d …

You would like to check Mothership theme, which does exactly what you want.

Yes, there is a module for that: Theme Developer. Firebug for Drupal themeing Note that this is a heavy module, enable it only when needed and on your local machine.

Content types and themes are completely different things, and you cannot simply embed a content type in a theme.

As far as I know, you don't have to add any code to use the class you set on structure/block/configure. The class should be automatically added to $classes array.

You can use theme_menu_tree__MENU_NAME() to target a specific menu.

First, if you want to implement a hook, theme, or template function you replace the prefix with your theme or module name, not prepend it. WRONG: function ntheme_theme_links($variables) CORRECT: fun …

Your custom theme is surely not a part of Core package, so remove that line first. Second, you mentioned that the theme is built based on Stark but you didn't define it in the info file, so add this …

Try this: #secondary-menu { float: right; } #secondary-menu a:link, #secondary-menu a:visited { color: #ffffff; text-decoration: none; } This way, the menu will be placed on the right, and t …

Instead of drupal_render(), you should use drupal_render_children(). print drupal_render_children($form["something"]["something"]);

You can set a new variable in your preprocess function and print it in your node--type.tpl.php as follows: In template.php function YOURTHEME_preprocess_node(&$variables) { $node = $variables['nod …

I'm assuming that it's a node page, you can do it in your template.php as follows: function YOURTHEME_preprocess_node(&$variables) { $node = $variables['node']; $content = $variables['content']; …

You should never do that since the IDs are important for addressing to that specific row in other tables. You would never know which modules are also indexed this row with its id. So if you change the …

You can do that with Views and Views Nodes Split modules. Views module has a default view to override taxonomy pages which is disabled by default. You need to enable it first. Then, with the Views No …