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What do you mean by this?

Getting a sub-domain for your blog?
Or creating a permalink-stucture to show any post by placing the posttitle in front of your base-url?

I’m against that imagelink too. Let’s decide everybody on his own which browser he should use without annoying him with notices that he may uses not the one wordpress prefers.

IE7 allows you to browse happy too when themes where made the right way. Noone will change the browser by viewing such ads. It just annoys IE users while firefox users seems not to recognize it.

it seems that something extends the size of your #page-div container, so that its width is about 2px bigger in firefox.

You can try to give all the divs inside #page an overflow: hidden attribute, which causes them to cut all content which is wider than the specific width.

Try to remove the #page-style information from your header.php an modify the #page-section of yur style.css like this:

#page {
	background: #000 url('images/kubrickbg-ltr.jpg');
	background-repeat: y-repeat;
	background-position: top center;
	border: 0;
	text-align: left;
	}

Here’s another way to solve this:

WordPress offers an option to write post via email (Options > Writing).

So you just have to offer a form which sends emails to this specific adress. You can use any form-plugin for wordpress to realize this.

none of these files are listed somewhere in your stylesheet!?!

I’ve got it. Here the solution for anybody experiencing similar problems:

Make sure that no page has the same title-name then the prefix of your archived posts.

#page {
	background-color: black;
	border: 1px solid #959596;
	text-align: left;
	}

Maybe it has something to do with the 1px border of #page?

What is the filename of the background-image?