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if you study here in the UK, then yes it is! ;)

Yep, I'm in business, as are a few others here ;) I'm sure there's a decent amount of UK stoodents on here as well.

Maybe he's speaking double-dutch though.

For those of us on a tight budget, Apple have reintroduced there excellent leasing offer on all hardware (until mid-April). 24-month interest-free leasing, and the first monthly payment is waived. Nice. Makes the possibility of getting that hardware a bit more of a reality now...

It's worse (I was merely mimicking the ad ;) ) With MS Visual Studio I am getting: <P>Text <B>here</B> or here <P>A bit more here This from an app which hasn't been out for that long to warrant this sort of mark-up! Shocking.

</p>I'm having a hell of a time trying to get some auto-generated MS Visual Studio HTML to comply for a clients' site. Hope they sort this app out as well, it's horrendous. :( </p> ... doh.

Or style a <hr /> (horizontal rule) in it's place. Removing the margin from it and styling it to the way you want the border to look should be fine.

Nah, he's got to be from Glasgow.

I've had a quick play with the files, and the only thing I can think of at present is that the rotate.php code is adding whitespace. This is actually a known bug in IE6. Either show us the code for rotate.php or try and compress all the code within it (remove any line breaks, these are the...

You can use includes (such as PHP etc.) You could then include the text from an external file outside of your site folder (as long as you have read access to it etc.) Even something simple like BBEdit will allow you to do similar includes, out of plain vanilla HTML.

MicroAnvika always seem too expensive. I've bought (all) our macs from Computer Warehouse in Brentford (used to live 5 mins from them so could pop-in to check for dead-pixels :) ) There's an Apple Reseller near Ikea in Warrington, and one in Southport. John Lewis are okay as well. As for...

As for football... I've written this season off (LFC for me). Love watching the financial battling at MUFC though... and the fans say: "MU is not for sale!"... hehe... sorry, it's a PLC, it's very much for sale ;) Oh, er... auctioned G5s, iMacs etc. Great.

Malta... nah... it's a good chippy though! ;)

Yeh, I'd love to know hoe much those machines went for... I reckon since it's liquidators, they'll have a very stable start-bid price... they'd try and get close to the full asking price (look on eBay... you can regularly see people put bids in for 3-month old machines, in order to save...

I'm still confused as to what you want?? Are you simply looking to make your sites compliant in every browser? If so, go out and buy Designing with Web Standards by Jeffrey Zeldman.

Funnily, the new project-job I've started this week is to validate the code for a client's site (I designed it last year with tables... who'd guess they'd come back and pay me to make it compliant! :rolleyes: ) Anyway, it's heavily interwoven with ASP.NET (not my doing, it was part of the...

Shame they didn't announce this weeks ago. I could've tried to find funds and time. :(

I'm sure there's a load more which don't post (we're a shy bunch). Seems as if Northerner's rule on here (except for CockneyGeezer, guess his name is a bit of a giveaway!) As for anyone being close to Birmingham, London, Scotland, and Ireland... you've covered the whole country with that...

I do know of a few, but don't have them in my bookmarks... here's a link to an extensive web design bookmark collection, you'll find what you need in here (possibly under CSS): http://www.d.umn.edu/itss/support/Training/Online/webdesign/

I think the SAMS Apache 2 in 24hrs book has an hour devoted to getting ASP working on Apache (something to do with Perl if memory serves correctly)... I think it may be to do with Mono.