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Its used to create the fake icons which appear to the left of forum names and topic names.

Not that I know of. But if somebody wants a website and has money to burn .....

1. There is no longer any base.css file. Each style is self contained and in its own folder. You can use custom versions of the templates for each style by putting them in the style folder.

"I am afraid" is a very common English expression, nothing to do with being Swedish. Its an alternative to saying "I regret" or "Unfortunately". The fact Rickard is using it tends a suggest a very high degree of fluency in conversational English.

Why are you using javascript? You could just have used css to set a background image then switch the image on :hover.

I'm afraid you will have to wait for the next version. 1.3 is actaully being developed/tested as application/xhtml+xml and actually seems to work as text/xml. The default for the release version will be text/html but there will be a content negotiation extension. Its too late in the day to do anything with 1.2 now. You should however be aware that the automated validator does not handle application/xhtml+xml and it is therefore normal for content negotiation scripts to serve the page as text/html to the validator (unless of course the recent improvements/bug fixes to the validator have taken care of this)

You can't.  The br tag doesn't generate a box, its just a linebreak. You need to adjust line-height for the text to increase spacing.

Mercury should already be valid. What errors are you getting (apart from the one about line-height wich is a well known bug in the validator)

Don't pay any attention to warnings. The do not affect validity in the slightest. The validator is simply warning about theoretical problems that could arise but which might not even effect the particular site. Not even the standards enthusiasts like Zeldman pay any real attention to them.

This forum is using the default styesheets. The colour scheme stylesheets haven't been changed in a long while. I have never seen a problem. However, that does beg the question why you are seeing something different at your end. The only thing that comes to mind is a stylesheet conflict i.e. another stylesheet is overriding PunBB's stylesheet. Have you integrated your copy of PunBB into a site that uses its own stylesheet?

1. Because this forum is supposed to be a demonstration of a standard install.

2. We had rather hoped people would search before posting questions.

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

2. You have set #container to have a width of 600px in your stylesheet. Since you have put PunBB inside the container then its going to be confined to that width. Just change the width of the #container or, better, take PunBB out of the container. This is nothing to do with PunBB's stylesheet, its your site stylesheet.

Moving to integration forum.