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Yeah I think that was intentional. It keeps the logo nice and tight but it'll work just slightly seperated as well (as long as it is seperated on both ends of the crow). Probably could actual get rid of the word crow all together if you want to be a bit more artsy althought it'll add more...

Nice Leroy.. Easy to read, not overbearing, and will look good large or small, you get my vote :-)

I'd probably find something that was a bit more focused. It's certainly alright to stay with what you have just add some more relevent keywords here and there and maybe add more informational pages.

I think it's a very well designed forum. There is a bit of mess (the tons of links) down on the bottom but at least it's at the bottom. At the very bottom all I see is 4 blank boxes in IE (don't have option to check in any other browsers at the moment)

Removing the position:fixed; in the cartoon style and in the #footer style will correct the head being cut off the music and contact aren't showing up because your code is a bit out of structure. For example <A accessKey=s..... -96B8-444553540000" <object> <PARAM...

So do the owners/administrators/moderators actual provide support on this forum by looking at posts and answering questions? I've only been a member now a few weeks so I may be missing something but I see a lack of activity from the people who suppose to be running the show. It certainly would...

I'd say it depends on the registrar. Maybe they are offereing a special 2 years free. Also read the fine print ;-)

Are you looking for page load times, proper page loading, or are you referring to server user load testing? Are you worried about users that are on dial-up connections, script execution times, cross-browser loading, or if the host can handle the user load?

It's certainly not anything to do with your hosting service. Unless of course they are playing with your domain files (i'm not sure why they would be). Here is information about sitemaps with google. and Here is some information about robots.txt Have you signed up for Google Webmaster...

I think it's a spam post. ;-)

If you have Dreamweaver or another editor where you can swap between code view and design view then I'd use it. What Phreadee is saying is don't completely rely on the design views of such applications. They are for reference only and should always be compared to actual browsers. I'd suggest...

Yeah but w3schools.com is a lot more pleasant for the beginner with easy to understand tutorials and examples. ;-)

You probably can find someone that is selling a flash menu package (that looks like the one in question). Such packages usually gives you ability to alter text, colors, etc via xml but the swf isn't editable itself. If you can't find anything similar that someone is selling then you'll need...

W3 Schools is an excellent resource for all things web dev.

Ok.. This is certainly a hard one. I wasn't able to get it working with what Ron suggested but I may be doing something different. I've tried a bunch of things and figured I'd go about it by creating a structure myself and see how it reacts. You can have a look at what I've done here or...

Keep it simple. I'd probably use the E from the main logo or the initials ER

You are getting a script error when the page loads Webpage error details Message: 'JFormer' is undefined Line: 91 Char: 33 Code: 0 That may help explain why it's not working

Alright.. sorry it's kind of hit and miss without my able to sample some things myself but instead of the float:left; elements how about trying display:inline-block; instead. Put it in both the img and content styles. If that doesn't help I'll test some stuff out when I get home, unless...

I don't have my editing computer in front of me but try putting a float:left; in to the content style and a clear:both; in the content2 style also, your background image is a fairly large file. May want to consider optimizing it a bit. Hope that helps

Best way to find out what Google is doing with your site is to use Google Webmaster Tools. It'll tell you such things as errors with your sitemap (once you submit one), how many of your pages are currently listed, errors in your meta data, keyword stats, etc.