Theme development

My site www.gorillasushi.com has a logo header JPG that's not showing in IE but is fine in FireFox. I've searched the forums but only found issues with PNG logos.

Thanks,
Jason - GorillaSushi

Ive already gone through most of the possible validation issues; yet FireFox still reads my left side bar differently then IE. Any suggestions on what I could do to fix this?

www.x3o.com/gaming1/index.php

I'm creatng my own node-flexinode-n.tpl.php template to display page and teaser views for flexinode nodes as described here: http://drupal.org/node/45485

I'm successful at creating the page and teaser views. However, I can't seem to get the number of reads (page views count) for the flexinode nodes.

This code does not retrieve the '%count" reads as it should:

In page.tpl.php, we have:

  <?php if ($title != ""): ?>
    <h2 class="content-title"><?php print $title ?></h2>
   <?php endif; ?>

Then in node.tpl.php we have:

I'm trying to add row shading to my theme. If I add

tr.odd td, tr.even td {
  background-color: #eee;
  padding: 0.3em;
}

No effect. If I put this directly on the page:

<tr style='background-color:#eee;'><td style='background-color:#eee;'>cell conents</td><td style='background-color:#eee;'>cell conents</td></tr>

No effect.

For my navigation I use a menu with included submenus on a multilanguage site.

e.g.

start             
contact           
   map            
   address            
about           

The submenu should be shown, if the user is either on contact or on a page from the contact-submenu itself.
Everything is ok, if there is only one language, the submenu shows up, when it's supposed to.

I installed the language modules (i18n *, locale, translation) and added french and english to the content/map, pointing them to en/content/map and fr/content/map (like mentioned here: http://drupal.org/node/81094).
Now the submenu is not displayed anymore, when the user goes to en/content/map.

How can this be fixed?

Looks like the menu function is not able to find the trail back when using more than one language.