A site's 'look and feel' in geek speak is called a Template, a Front End Overlay, a User Interface (UI) and the User Experience (UX), or in Drupal, the "Theme." You probably already know that ...
This document offers some guidelines on when you should start theming a Drupal project, just how varied Drupal themes can be, where to find 'free' themes, and steps you can take to reduce your theming costs.
Use, abuse as desired. “alias =” are entries I’ve placed in .bashrc.
drush pml | grep -v Core | grep Enabled -c alias drush="/home/michael/common/bin/drush/drush" alias di='drush pmi' alias dl='drush dl' alias ds='drush status' alias dv='drush vget > /home/michael/data/trash/drush-vget`pd`.txt'
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If I've just sent you a link to this page, it's because I realized I didn't explain how I usually do Drupal updates. Apologies for that and hopefully all of this is old hat to you. For anyone else who's stumbled across this page, here's a relatively high level overview on how to safely update your Drupal site within a major release (e.g. 6.18 to 6.19).
Everything you ever do with a Drupal site should start here.
