The document outlines the process of converting a static HTML site into a Drupal theme, presenting an introduction by Matt Tarsi, a senior web developer. It details the anatomy of a Drupal theme, including essential files like .info and template files, as well as key components like the theme registry and PHP requirements. The presentation includes a demo and a Q&A session to address participants' queries.

1. Theming Basics - Turning A Static HTML Site Into A Drupal ThemeMatt TarsiSenior Web Developermtarsi@am-llc.com08/20/11

2. IntroductionMatt Tarsitars16@d.o

3. Been working with Drupal for 4 years

4. Mainly Theming and Site Building

5. First DrupalCamp Presentation2

6. AgendaAnatomy of a Drupal ThemeHow are my Pages Being Built?PHP Required?Create Our ThemeQ&A3

7. Anatomy of a Drupal Theme.info file (only required file)name*descriptioncore*engine**screenshotbase themestylesheetsscriptsfeaturesregions* Required** Required most of the time4

8. Anatomy of a Drupal ThemeTemplatefiles (.tpl.php)HTML StructurePHP VariablesNo complex logicCore templates contain documentationOverride by copyingDefault template suggestions can be found here: http://drupal.org/node/1908155

9. Anatomy of a Drupal ThemeContains Complex LogicUsed to preprocess or processAdvanced6template.phpTheme RegistryCache of available hooks and theme functions (and template files)

10. Clear for New Templates or Functions

11. Performance Page, Devel Module, Admin ModuleAnatomy of a Drupal ThemeMisc filesLogo.pngScreenshot.pngFavicon.ico7

12. Anatomy of a Drupal ThemeWhere do I put my new theme?/sites/all/themes/your_theme8