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main.tpl is in the include/template folder.

Why should he use the edit button, he was replying to a new post by Elzar, using edit wouldn't have made sense. There, now you have a free bump

If you want to remove the border from the whole of the header section using css then thats easy. Just put this in your stylesheet somewhere
#punwrap #brdheader div.box {border: none}

If you just want to remove the border around the logo then it would be simpler to alter the markup as in this case the markup you need is in the template file main.tpl so you can just alter it and then style it however you like. There is a css way of doing it without actually removing the border. You just use a 1px negative margin on the logo container so it overlaps/covers the border

Don't assume that everything you want is in the css file. The stylesheet only uses what the default styles need. You have to add your own stuff if you want to do more than just play about with colours.

NOTE: If you do what Quaker says all that will happen is that the tables will end up with black internal borders.

Nope.

First, your login form doesn't seem to have a closing </form> tag. Second, the login form uses the same names for inputs that are already being used by the registration form e.g. req_username which could be causing a problem. What I think is happening is when you submit the registration form it also acts as the submit for the login thereby triggering the error message because the login username has not been filled in. The effect of the missing </form> tag is to make it appear that the registration form and any other forms are nested inside the login form so try putting in the closing tag before anything else.

I install all the browsers I can, currently
IE6
Firefox 1.5
Mozilla 1.7 (this also duplicates pretty much what you would see in Firefox 1.0.x)
Opera 8.5
Opera 9 Beta

I also test in IE7 last of all as that involves replacing IE6 and then reinstalling it. You used to be able to run standalone versions of IE5 and IE5.5 but that got screwed by a recent IE security patch.

For Mac testing, if you don't know anybody who can test for you then sign up for a free trial at BrowserCam.

EDIT
There is also a free Safari tester here
http://www.snugtech.com/safaritest/

Don't use <center>. That something from way back in the 20th Century. Its not valid XHTML and as far as I know was actually deprecated in HTML 4.01. Just use the stylesheet like quaker said. To vertically position the board title just add some top padding to it.

Before this conversation goes any further, this has been requested/discussed before.

Works for me everytime. Why duplicate whats already there.

Well its already lasted 1 year and 2 months since this topic was actually alive and kicking.

There are four columns. The icon is in the forum column. The trick with doing any styling is to hit view source on the page before you look at the stylesheets or the php files. If you do that everything should become obvious.

It makes max-width work in IE6 which is how images in posts are resized. Without it large images in IE6 would be cropped rather than shrinking.