1. How to move the menu to the right side of page? They are currently overlapping the main image. (Home Page)

2. On the top of this page there is a white line with diamonds that does not display in working mode. This only appears after uploading. http://vinespastagrill.com/menu_tasters-old.htm

3. When clicking the HOME button it directs to a page on her computer. http://vinespastagrill.com/C:/Users/Tin … index.htm. How to change this link so that it directs to a page within the website?

Looking at your source code the diamonds are probably being produced by the extra code starting at line 273.

I'm not sure if this is a newly built site or a very old site, but either way it's extremely old code styling. You may want to look into updating that site to use the more up to date code specifications for CSS for styling and layout rather than the inline styling you are using and the tables for layout. Although tables are still used though for sites, the layout is usually setup in CSS now instead of tables. You can get away with it though for a while I think, but the inline styles are totally defeating the purpose of using CSS which you do have in your site.

Today CSS is used to allow you to update things on multiple pages by changing settings in one page (a css page separate from the html pages). This gives you a lot more power in updating your site with ease.

The link you have issues with you just need to change it to the link for the index.html page. I'm not sure what program you're using to build the site or edit it, so in whatever code editor you're using, just go to that link and change the text to index.html and it will be fine.

In other words, don't put the full link in, put relative links in like so:

href="index.html"

This makes your site load faster and doesn't make the visitor have to load each and every page fully each time as it caches things that are duplicated.

Hope that helps

Whether an old or new site, my bet is that the version of CC HTML Editor used to build it must be very old and very outdated since it doesn't insert a doctype declaration. Instead of

use this:

Appears to need a bit of padding in the css. Could have it scrollable to accommodate different lengths of text