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Ohh, I totally had a problem like this once... I think it might be because you have the left menu set to float:left and the right menu set to float:right; I'm pretty sure that, just like that, the right menu will automatically go underneath the left. In the other styles, you have them both set to float:left...
Oh, wait a minute... that float is just for the text, isn't it...?
i actually thought the neon layout was pretty cool. i've always been a fan of stuff that burns your eyes.
wasn't i an admin at your oekaki? i can't remember.
Right now, Giggly Mew style's links are set up as blocks (or if there's a different way to phrase that, I don't know; you're using display:block, that's what I mean). That automatically puts the link on its own line (I believe) so there isn't another <br /> being added, but because the link is already on its own line, it looks like another <br /> is being added in.
Or, you could remove all of the <br />'s from the layout and format your menus with lists. There's tons of different ways to style the lists; you can change the images for bullet points or you can just eliminate the bullet points altogether, so it wouldn't even look like a list unless you looked at the coding. This would probably be a longer (if in the end much more flexible) method, so I'll leave it like that, and if you choose to go this route I can post more about it. =) Personally I like this route better; it's what I used on AMC and all you have to do when you're typing the html of your menu is something like this:
<ul><li><a href="URL">Link</li>
<li><a href="URL">Link</li></ul>