Hey Martyn,

I think what you'll want to do is set the background for the content area of the container to your image. As far as positioning in the lower-right, I *think* you can pull that off with the position attribute.

.MyContainerContentClass {
    background-image: url(background.jpg);
    position: relative;  /* not sure about this part, untested and probably wrong but should be along the right direction*/
    top: 10px;
    right: 10px;
}

This is very basic css.  You just use "background: #ffffff url('background.jpg') no-repeat scroll right bottom;" and that will place the image in the lower right corner of the containing div.  You also need to assign a class to the div, and assign the background setting to that class in the skin.css or container.css.  But, are you sure you should be the designer on this project?  Not intending to be rude, but this is really, really basic beginner level css stuff here.  You are likely to have a lot of problems putting together a dnn skin without basic css knowledge that is required to convert a design to a dnn skin.  You may want to sub-contract a more experienced designer for this particular project, especially when working on the menu which can be tricky with the css class settings.

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