RowruffDesign

You can use border radius for that!
 
This would be the easy way to give every cornver the same rounded corner
 

-webkit-border-radius: 10px; -moz-border-radius: 10px; border-radius: 10px;
 
If you want to give every corner an other value you can use this code:
 

-webkit-border-radius: 10px 15px 20px 5px; -moz-border-radius: 10px 15px 20px 5px; border-radius: 10px 15px 20px 5px;
 
The first value is for the left-top corner, the second value for the right-top corner, the third value for right-bottom corner and the fourth value is for the left-bottom corner.
 
Goodluck

http://www.onextrapixel.com/2011/03/08/how-to-code-a-wordpress-3-0-theme-from-scratch/
 
A good tutorial I used for my first template, you can build it as you would a normal website and then use the tutorial to split it up into the relevant sections.
 
And as above for working offline.

As a general rule, try to give your CSS only as much specificity as it asolutely needs. Inherit values where possible, and use the cascade to your advantage.
 
If you need to use !important to override something, it's a fairly good sign that your CSS sucks.

I use wp-syntax on my site. It uses GeSHi, which supports more languages than you'll ever need - see here for PHP without line numbers, and here for Apache config files with.

I would say make your website design in Photoshop and then slice it out in to peaces, then you have your grunge border
 
grunge border
 
PSDtoHTML
 
 
btw: I think borders for a whole page are outdated!
 
Cheers

Better yet, try to learn how to actually code: HTML+CSS
 
Best way is to spend time with http://codecademy.com

That is looking much better
 
Great job

Did this last week, a little 'making of' vid...
 
http://www.webdale.co.uk/blog/making-a-mercenary/
 
Back into the corporate world now though so nothing else of interest just yet!

Maybe the OP is an animist?

http://tympanus.net/codrops/2012/04/05/slideshow-with-jmpress-js/
 
You can probally change the CSS and turn the dots into numbers
 
 
 

see here

+1 illustrator

Is Domain the name of the company, or is Domain.co.uk the name? I would put the company logo large, and the the www. Address below it, in a simple font to make it clear for everyone. A friend of mine has a completely online company, and he uses domain.com and domain, depending on the add. Take a pic of you vehicle, and photoshop the 2 different approaches. Ask some friends and random people for their opinion. Fresh eyes are always good. Stickers are fun.