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http://w3schools.com/css/css_background.asp

Correct. Well im not sure you're asking the right question as there aren't different "types" of divs, the way a div is displayed is based solely upon how you style the DIV in CSS. As I said earlier and without doing the coding for you, you create a wrapper div and set that div to have a %...

DIVs can be measured in pixels, cm, em, etc. You want to use the CSS width property. See here for more information: http://www.w3schools.com/css/pr_dim_width.asp DIVs are block elements which are used to divide your content into a logical order so the short answer is no. The DIV serves this...

Take a look at the CSS overflow property.

Doesn't really work with your site, but then again I am not sure there is a consistent enough look and feel to begin with.

You have two options for handling the content: - Use an existing CMS to handle the content - Write an app yourself that allows the customer to add his/her own content Regardless of the path you take you're likely to run into programming on both the CMS/app side as well as the Flash side...

Agree with sysgenmedia. If your business is worth doing, it is worth hiring a professional to build your site. Do your business justice. GL

You have a good start. A few opinionated recommendations: - Drop the grass gradient and stick with solid colors with this approach. - Drop the Illustrator 3D text and just have it 2D flat colors. Strip it down a little bit and take another look at it. Take another look at the fonts you have...