auctionmaster

Most of them look excellent.
You might create some headers where the end fits to the beginning to let it fill a whole page without having to load large images!

Well, this kind of character replacement isn’t used for URLs because of reasons like this one:
The “&” normally introduces a PHP Get parameter.

I only recommend their use within the BODY and in the TITLE tags. And by the way it’s only necessary for some special characters if there’s no charset specified. What was your actual reason to mask the X ?

Regarding number 3…

You should slice the image and link each of them this way:
<a href="x"><img src="x" alt="x" /></a>

The alternative way (not recommended) is to do this several times in a row:
<a href="x" style="width:70px;height:12px;">&nbsp;</a>
Another alternative is the use of imagemaps. They’re better than the thing before but i don’t recommend that at all.

regarding number 2…
What about absolute positioning? I have no idea how you got it there because I haven’t looked into the code… but if you do what i said for number 3 this problem shouldn’t occur!

and number 4…
look at the stylesheet: #menu takes 50px of height. Decrease it.

Bikepunk, open the header.php, choose the img-tag or whatever you want wo move and add style="margin-top:10px;" to it. This way you don’t have to find the right place in the stylesheet.

The most easy way to reach this is creating a so-called iframe, but I wouldn’t recommend that. If you want to know, how to do it: just ask!

It actually is the same ??

The stylesheet should look this way if you want to move everything that is real text:

#header h1 {margin-top:10px;}

if the whole page should be moved down check out this one:

body {padding-top:10px}

and choose a number you like

Thanks for the link, i’m gonna check this out.

Is it possible to have round corners in every edge?

Weird thing, I haven’t seen this construction yet

Luckily my brain is not messed up that much