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First was last night (Monday) in the Water Gardens Car Park, Harlow - Reg: R8CEX. Second was this morning (Tuesday) pulling into the visitors car park for the Tesco Head Office buildings in Welwyn Garden City. No stripes on this one either - Reg: AV54 ***. -Jas.

I'll sort that out when I get home tonight!

use the vista disc? you might be able to set up a boot disc using a cd instead of a floppy and format through that.

That's nice mate!

the wheels look good, but the rest seems like he's had at it with tipex!

Only use V-power now. I can get just over 300 out of a tank doing a 50 mile commute Mon-Fri with a mix of country roads, A roads and a stretch of dual carriageway. It's a mix of driving styles too as I can't always "press on" during rush hour! ;)

Right, I've had about 20 mins to have a quick go and I've done a very basic layout of the jpg you gave in post #12. The images that you used for the main header image, nav buttons and curves on the border have been replaced with plain text and css borders (straight lines) as I didn't have time...

no worries mate!

Hmmm... The problem with using tables is that they aren't accessible and a very old way of coding. With IE7 now out (which most people are going to use) you can make a site using xhtml/css very easily (little or no hacking). Also, your javascript rollover effect won't work if it's disabled by...

Ditch the tables and iframes. Get a book on CSS or get online and google some tutorilas...

Looks rather mint that does! Good luck with the sale, but if you do decide to split PM me a price for the inlet manifold! If I have any money after I have sorted out my house at the end of this month I may well have it off you! :D

No worries mate! In all fairness they are so simple having software do it for you will most probably complicate things by adding info you won't need. Very useful if you have an uber huge site of course!

It's just an xml file mate. Useful links (other than google) here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Sitemap http://www.xml-sitemaps.com/ -Jas.

Sorted, am really happy with that! Not quite a full recall but definitely a step in the right direction.

Code the url for each pole differently. For example: Poll 1: dave - url: vote.php?poll=1&vote=dave alan - url: vote.php?poll=1&vote=alan Poll 2: dave - url: vote.php?poll=2&vote=dave alan - url: vote.php?poll=2&vote=alan Neater ways of doing it but you get the idea. Alternatively you can...

!important is quite handy tbh especially in cases like this where you have one rule over-writing another.

For javascript get this one: "DOM Scripting: Web Design with JavaScript and the Document Object Model" (url: http://domscripting.com/book/) Really good book to get the basics down.

Change the css above to: padding-top: 60px !important; That should force it to show.

Use a conditional statement to pick what css is targeted to IE7. Aslo handy for targeting groups of IE verions too. Examples here: http://www.quirksmode.org/css/condcom.html

That sucks man, people like that need to be taken outside and shot. Any news on the CCTV footage?

Was the Monaco Blue 172 behind you turning towards the bypass from the Hockerill lights, then right up Parsonage Lane. -Jas.

If he is going to claim his (company) car is better then the least he can do is write accurate performance figures. Just ignore him and watch him plow into something while showing off in his (company) car!

Still not got mine...

Glad to hear it's not much damage mate. People like this need to be culled! I'm up for the whole angry mob lynching idea too! A while back I had an orange thrown at my windscreen, no damage but the fact the little s**ts had a Tesco bag on them said that I wasn't the first victim. Was going...

Very nice mate, hope my design skills are that good soon. Although HTML Tidy (Firefox etension) is giving a few warnings in your HTML - nothing major though but sorting it will make it 100% W3C valid. -Jas.

Same here. Depending on the size of the company I'd charge between £30 and £45 an hour. So taking into account design time (3 hours including amends) and templating (depends on site but lets say 3 hours) and estimating about 1 hour a page (including tweaks) I'd be looking to charge at least...

Well that's another browser/platform combo to test websites on... Should be good when it's a full release though.

This is what happens when blind people try to modify a car...

What's the reserve on it?

I want a Mac too! They won't buy me one at work though :(