tafftoo

I can totally sympathise! I'm on my third RRC and again it's being broken for spares having had loads of time and effort poured into it. Mine has succumbed to terminal rust and after sitting for such a long time, it's no longer viable as I don't have the time/energy/inclination to do anything about it. Shame really!

I've been doing web design professionally for about 10 years now, building web pages for one-man bands and media giants alike. The golden rule is keep it simple, and that goes for your tools as well. If you're just starting out with web development the temptation is to get some fancy tool that does it all for you, but what you'll undoubtedly end up with is a mess and you won't be able to understand the code that's been generated well enough to understand why it's a mess. I use Notepad++, a simple graphics program, and 10 years experience, but in the absence of experience, a good HTML reference will suffice along with the link posted above to webpagesthatsuck. Learn HTML and use it to structure your page. Then learn CSS and use it to make your page look good. If you keep things simple, you should be able to view your page on any web browser since NCSA Mosaic (the first graphical web browser, and the reason why online porn exists), through to the iPhone. If you need any pointers, feel free to PM me.

I'll give you £150 for them!

I've fitted GreenStuff to my sport. The brakes do seem better than standard but they have worn out quicker. I'll be replacing them again with GreenStuff and will probably put GreenStuff on my RRC when that's finally road worthy again.