Date: 03/24/08 (WebDesign)    Keywords: css, web

You guys were SO helpful with my last post in this community, I thought I'd come back for more help since you were all very encouraging and useful. :)

I've started reading up on CSS and I think I'm starting to really figure it out, albiet slowly. Luck would have it, situations have come up that mean they don't need the website anymore, so my website work was pretty much all for nothing. I'm trying to make the same website work for my trainer, who will still have her own business and will need more clients.

This is what I have so far. http://evergreenequestriancenter.com/fcfindex.htm

Please try your best to ignore the content on the page, as that will most certainly be changing. I've figured out how to appropriately use the div layers to get the look I want, as well as the unordered list as my navigation bar as opposed to my table. My problem comes in the fact that I'm trying to make the page look like the old version (see here: http://evergreenequestriancenter.com/fullcirclefarm.htm) where the only essential element that I'm missing is the circle graphic in the top left corner.

Seeing as how her business is Full Circle Farm, I really wanted to keep the circle in there, but I'm having a hard time slapping a graphic in there that is of good quality. I tried the line-draw feature in FrontPage, and then filled the background with the picture, which intially looks really good in Frontpage, and then looks like shi**y quality in Firefox (but seems to be okay in IE?).

I was looking for suggestions to how I could acheive this look.
Thanks so much for your time!

Source: http://community.livejournal.com/webdesign/1371508.html