(notice the post time = more than an hour later)
Nevermind bro. This is too big of a project. I would recommend posting an offer in the freelance section. I started changing a bunch of things from the doctype to your <base> you set. Too big of a project. Took me an hour, ended up doing more bad than good to the page. Once again, this site needs to be redone, it's extremely incorrect and no amount of good changes will fix the header. I think you would have more success restarting the site than fixing all these errors. Well here's some advice:
1. Gain a stronger understanding of css before starting this project on your own!
2. You nested about 8 <divs> on each box trying to give it curved borders.
Code:
.curved {
border-radius: 4px;
-webkit-border-radius: 4px;
-moz-border-radius: 4px;
}
3. don't set a <base>. I was extremely confused why my changes weren't taking effect and noticed it was because of a base.
4. strict doctype is for senior coders. start out with transitional
5. set a base font-size. usually 12px;
Code:
body {
font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 12px;
}
You see, you have a ton of little things like: #header { line-height: 1.5em } that were confusing me. 1.5em for a line-height is huge. you also set values on tags like the <ul>. Every change I made was countered by a little thing like this.
6. use <?php include ?> to insert commonly used things (like the header). I would have to change all 5 of your indexs in order to change the header. And to my displease, they were for the most part all different html wise
Hopefully maybe someone is willing to spend the time to make a free website for you. I consider myself a pretty fast and efficient scripter, so I'm pretty sure this requires a redo if I couldn't fix it in an hour.
At this point, if you want to fix the page, you should probably just use position: absolute; for your header, nav bar, and the image you wanted.
- good luck