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The first letter in your html-file is the <

If you changed your files look for a solo <-sign outsiede the php-Code.

In your style-sheet-file you do not give an vertical-alignment for the img.

You can change the

#sidebar ul ul li
{
margin:0;
padding:0;
padding-left:10px;
margin-left:10px;
background:url(img/subcat_bullet.gif) no-repeat left;
}

add top:

background:url(img/subcat_bullet.gif) no-repeat left top;

but you have to redraw your image then (it is a little bit to high).

Perhaps you are right

If it is just one line use

<br />text…

if there are more lines use

<br style=”clear:both;” />

On click Firefox forgets the style-tag float: right;.

Looks like it is an Browser-Error. You have to format it in another way if you want to get rid of it.

It’s still an Url use something like

test/test.php (if the file is in the subdir test)
or

/var/…/htdocs/wordpress/test.php (if you know the complete path on your webserver)

Here are two other good WordPress-non-Blogs from another Thread

mudsugar.com

surfreportrock.com

Look a little bit further down.

It is in the middle of the file.

Do you want to display a static date-img, or an up-to-date img containing the actual date?

If you link to an external link (starting with https://) the base-href-tag in html is ignored.

Or did I get you wrong?

Did you change your theme?
There are no images in your page (nor your css-file).

In your style.css you will find a section

#header {
padding: 0;
margin: 0 auto;
height: 200px;
…

change height to

height:150px;

or whatever you like.

relative will display a border around the largecontainer. But around the largecontainer in the old position (before moving it down to position 194

If you use a position-tag in a div it will be positioned relative or absolute to the parent, but not inside the parent-div.

It is a css-problem.

The original-theme seems to work.

Did you change anything in the theme-subs?