Hello everyone,

I am quite new in Wordpress. Can't solve my Problem yet.
If you go on http://henrikpetersen.he.funpic.de/ Login
Name: Besucher Passwort: besuch
, it wil get clear.

At the moment I have sort of tried to solve the problem by dividing my hole picture in 4 parts. The main Header, the Menu 2 (main catergory)and the 2 pictures above have all one single picture. Is there a smarter solution to my problem. I would like to have only one picture if possible.
I also would like to leave the title picture "HENRikan in Indonesia" klickable, as it is at the moment. Another problem is that the 4 parts of the Picture show differently in IE and Firefox. Why?

I really hope somebody can help me. The way I do it at the moment is really complicated and it doesnt really work.

I would use a single picture wrapped in a div with an ID and then position with CSS.

Thank you very much for your quick response.
I'm sorry, but I don't know how to "use a single picture wrapped in a div with an ID and then position with CSS". Is there any Manual?
But you say I use only one picture, in which the building is sticking out, right? In the picture, I will probably also have to include, the "HENRikan in Indonesia" right? And than I probabably include it as a Header, right?
But how do I wrap it in a div with an ID and then position with CSS?
I am happy about every answer and help! Thanks a lot guys.

and how to I include the "about"-Button? And will the Search-Bar still appear afterwards?
So many questions...

Wrapping an image in a div would look something like the following.

<div id="buildingtop"><img src="http://http://henrikpetersen.he.funpic.de/wp-content/themes/atahualpa/images/Boro nur kuppel gimp_farblos.png" /></div>

Since this is going in the header I would put it in the "Configure Header Area Box". Then you use CSS to position it using the assigned ID. That might look like the following.

#buildingtop {
position: relative;
left: 400px;
top: 20px;
height: 0;
}

Those px dimensions are not specifically what you would use as that depends on your situation.
You could use an image of everything except the about button for the above and do what you did with that or you could create a transparent about button and use absolute positioning for a full image that goes "behind" the about button. With absolute positioning for the image you would have to set relative positioning for the containing element so it would "behave"

Having some understanding of how CSS works is important and I use Firebug quite extensively to virtually test the CSS I am experimenting with.