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Content is king. However, this may interest you... http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/28/business/28borker.html?_r=2&hpw

Some good advice in here. My only input would be to remove the meta tags. Google (and others) have said they no longer use them, so all you're effectively doing is telling your competitors what keywords you're targetting.

You don't need to set the position of the background div. The content above it will dictate where it appears. <div id="content">blah blah blah</div> <div id="footer></div>" #content { [style info here] } #footer { background: url(/path/to/image.jpg); height:[height for footer...

After fitting it twice, only to have it come off when I folded it, I took it to RS Murray. Tried to do the same thing again, and of course, it's now working properly. Still knackered though, so I'll probably have to replace it at some point. Just in case anybody else needs help on this, the...

After studying the image more, I figured out how it works. I managed to get it back on, but the bit that is attached to the door needs replacing, as when you fold the mirror in, it snaps off again. I think I need new backing as well, as two of the clips have been snapped off. The main part...

Some c**t thought it'd be funny to kick my wing mirror off last night, and I can't figure out how to get it back on. I think I'm missing a part, but not sure. Anyway, the photos below show what's there. Is there something missing? If yes, what? If no, how the hell do I get the darned thing...

APRIL FOOL!

Happened to stumble across this. No idea how good it is or how easy it is to use as I stay clear of PHP, but might be worth a look. http://www.webformfactory.com/

Front-end validation is for user-friendly purposes only. Only ever rely on server-side validation.

amazon.co.uk ?

On the numberplate.

Might not be that much use for day-to-day, but I think it's saved my bacon on a few occasions. Best leaving it on, imo.

FLOL. Well you are from Bristol...

By the looks of her, I think she has too.

I'm sure I've seen that car (plate) and bird before. "Welcome" though.