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align="center" isn't valid xhtml. Try style="text-align:center"

That might not be enough to fix it though. You have a hugh amount of markup in that page which isn't valid.

http://punbb.org/forums/viewtopic.php?id=7181

Either edit the language files to change them to capitals or use css {text-transform: uppercase} where appropriate.

More to the point, accessibility is a legal requirement in the UK and, I would guess, most of the EU for sites providing a service to the public. The US has similar though, I think, somewhat weaker legal requirements.

As for graphic captcha's, forget blind people, vbulletin's search captcha is so bad I regularly need several attempts before I can work it out. A non graphic captcha should work in theory but I've yet to see a really good implementation.

I don't understand the question. To install the forum just follow the instructions here http://punbb.org/docs/install.html which are also duplicated in the documents that came with the download package.

Well, if you want to get really sneaky, and I'm not sure this would work. Create an extra link back to you homepage using the link creator in admin cp. Make the link display block with a transparent background. Give it zero height but the same width as your logo and top padding equivelent to the height of the logo then absolutely position it so it sits on top of the logo. You might have to give it zero font-size and line-height as well.

Otherwise you need to add an image link via main.tpl.

That answer is probably that the the box which contains the reply/new topic link is encroaching on the header which doesn't leave it enough room to expand to the full width. One answer is to apply clear:both to the h2 but I would really like to see a live site to see why you have this problem.

If you disable guest posting and then view the board as a guest do you still get the same problem?
On viewtopic, do you only get the problem on the first post?

Yes.

To clarify something. RSS and Atom feeds for forums and topics are part of the 1.3 core, there is even a rather sweet little icon.

sirena: don't forget its an early beta. I would anticipate the final version rendering pages at least as well as Safari 2 on the Mac. Anyway, I tend to think they released it for developers rather than end users. If it means I can test Safari without having to find a Mac user or resort to Browsercam then I'm pleased. The other reason for it is that it appears Safari is going to be the development platform for the iPhone.

PS: I have the NY Times open in Safari and Firefox and they look pretty much the same to me above and below the fold. You are not using a non English version of windows are you? If so I have heard that causes problems for WebKit.