One of the coolest things bout the phpTemplate template engine is that we can put php code directly in it an mix it with the frontend stuff. So with a little logick build into the .tpl file you dont have to have 24 different block-*region*.tpl.php files in the theme folder - aah order :)

#4 geekmas entry and im almost a day late *argh*
Well today its the wonderfull views modules turn, and a sweet way to make the source a bit more readable - yup cause all themers live half their life inside firebug.

The easiest way ever to tell your stylesheet where you are on you drupal website -with a little help from zen.
Sorry that im 1 day behind on my geekmas thingie, my GF gave me Guitar HeroIII yesterday as a "theres 6 days til you gonna 34, so you better have it now" .. So I have been Rocking all night \m/ Yeaaah!

As a followup from yesterdays -"Just remove all the $styles and use you own" I guess it would be nice with a small replacement, that at least took some of the basic styles that every drupal site at some point enters. If you dont use an admin theme (or not a redirecting all the edit pages to that admin theme). You will need some of these classes, but i guess you figured that out?

The first one were gonna start out with is actually a really really (really) simple trick that took me a while to actually get the grip on, yup havent said I was intelligent, and yes it is really obvious, but sometimes you cant se the forrest for all the trees.

How to take total crontrol over the css in the frontend of Drupal.