We're going to be adding a block position to a Drupal 6 theme called ShallowGrunge: http://drupal.org/project/shallowgrunge
One of our students wanted to put a block position inside the red header bar. If you haven't done so already, download and install ShallowGrunge: http://drupal.org/project/shallowgrunge
Currently there is only a "content" and a "right sidebar" region.
I'm using the WebDeveloper toolbar for Firefox to help me identify the red header bar's area. I click on CSS >> View Style Information and then click on the area. The toolbar tells me that the area is called #menu
In your site files, navigate to sites / all / themes / shallowgrunge / shallowgrunge.info and open that file
This file contains all the information Drupal needs to know about the theme. Now we're going to tell it about our new region. Currently only two regions are defined in this file. You'll need to add another using this line: regions[header] = Header
The file that controls the layout of our theme is page.tpl.php so let's open that up.
We scroll down in the file until we find the div called "menu" and we can insert our block code into there. The syntax is:
1.<?php print $header>
Check back in Administer >> Site building >> Blocks and your new "header" region should show.
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