Breadcrumb navigation refers to a navigation system where visitors are shown the “trail” to their current position, or rather, page. It can be dynamic (path-based), as in visitors are shown the exact path they took to arrive at a particular page, or static (location-based) – where the breadcrumb trail describes the hierarchy of the pages [...]

If you need more Drupal themes than are provided at the Drupal CVS, the Drupal Theme Garden, or even the Drupal theme generator, you can now check out coffee.geek.nz’s Drupal template repository.
Over there, various web templates from sites like Open Web Design have been ported to Drupal, but given that some of these templates were [...]

Over at adminfoo.net, there’s a feature comparison between the various Drupal 4.6 themes available at the Drupal theme repository. I’m not sure how many of you Drupal bloggers already know about this resource, but due to my lousy search engine skills, I only recently discovered it myself (even though it’s been published since like forever). [...]

Unlike many other Content Management Systems (CMS) – whether blog-specific or not – Drupal has a very comprehensive section of its official website dedicated to themes. But, besides the obvious reason of Drupal having a very strong developer community, this is possible only because there are a manageable number of publicly available Drupal themes – [...]

Template creation can be a messy business, especially for the initial structure and framework. In fact, customization of base templates through CSS editing can be equally irritating for those uncomfortable (or just too lazy) to do it by hand.
Luckily, there are template generation (or rather just CSS generation) scripts out there, for blog softwares [...]