Overlapping images link issue

I seem to to be having an issue right now with a page that i'm developing. I have multiple images and elements overlapping, but the order in which they are loaded is not right.
http://www.rwsd.net/other_sites/ourvinyl/index.html
When I try to hover over the logo it only works around the audio image, but I want that to be behind the logo, as well as the search box.
Hope that made some sense, any help is appreciated, thank you.

Ok, first things first. Two errors need correcting. Your <title> tag is missing the ">" at the end of it. Next, your "header" div never appears to close anywhere on your document. Everything else is commented nicely and it appears that is a mismatch which could be causing some errors.
With regards to the link, it appears to work for me on the OV logo and for some reason just above and below the OurVinyl.com text. I looked at the "audio_banner.png" file and it appears to be utilizing its full width, so I'm not sure how you want that OV logo to end up behind the banner. If you have that image in Photoshop/Fireworks etc and could show us what your goal is that might help a little.
If the files are PNG, are you saving them with transparency? It might be better just to utilize the image as an image with a link and alternate text as opposed to the H1 with text and multiple background images. Or if you truly need to stack images you should be using absolute positioning with the z-index ( http://www.w3schools.com/Css/pr_pos_z-index.asp ) as opposed to layered background images because they you will be able to control the z-axis to properly layer images.

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> Bobby Baxter wrote:
>> How can I get DWCS3 to stop automatically placing a
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>> links?
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>
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>
>> DWMX automatically assigned a border=0 to each image
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>
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>
> --
> David Powers
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