S_MY_ACCOUNT is defined in theme.php
The container is actually where it's defined.
You could name it anything you want as long as you reflect that in your theme properly. I only said not to change it to try and keep it or something similar as a theme standard.

if you'll notice it says $cpgtpl->assign_vars
meaning you are assigning (defining) the variable right there.

Just wanted to add a message for future theme creators:

Avoid using relative links to images as it already exists in documentroot (/). This may cause a content corruption.
And I also think it is a bad idea to replace user smiles and ranks...

i'm sorry q-tech i don't understand what your saying there. do you mean links like /images etc.. instead of site.tld/images?

Why a bad idea to replace user smilies and ranks? Aren't they meant to be replaced?

Hey guys I just drop by. just want to know more on creating good looking themes. Is there any other software that I can easily used to create my own theme.?

Thank you..

djdevon wrote:

{THEME_PATH} = www.yourdomain.com/the...yourtheme/ This does not work in theme.php. It only works within the /template/ folder.

You can use the equivalent to this in the theme.php

Code::

themes/'.$CPG_SESS['theme'].'/images/

Just remember to declare $CPG_SESS in the global array. You can see an example in the cpgnuke theme.

Just an update for anyone interested, means NOT having to edit the theme.php if you want to change the theme name.

Eh I'd rather just hardcode the theme name then.

I use themes/'.$CPG_SESS['theme'].'/images/ in all my new themes and it work out pretty good. I am happy with it.

oh duh i see. it's so you can change the theme name. well i'm kinda against that because then i could be providing support for TCD_OMGBBQ. i'll have to start adding in my readme's that i don't provide support for people that change the name of my themes.