rp-network.com

Not expressly TV related, but those that may have visited recently have noticed that I announced I was relaunching, and today was the day. So, you're of course more than welcome to visit the new rp-network.com. It features lots of photography and new work from yours truly. Plus, I've finally got around to writing a proper blog in PHP.

Of particular interest to TV Forum members is a reworked Downloads section, with full-resolution versions of wallpapers, and complete SWF files of clocks and things for you to turn into screen-savers.

Enjoy, and comments welcome, of course!

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Looking very good Rob. Very nice indeed, and certainly an improvement on the previous (but still excellent) version.

I Dig it, Rob.

BUT... Where's the icons???? Loved the nextstep icons*.

(* IDEA you could make a set)

Eh, the icons weren't popular at all. And moreover, there's plenty of better icons at http://www.xicons.com anyway.

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you know what I'm going to say don't you Rob.

Although as there is a lot of flash I shall be kind.

I really like the design, excellent use of typography and beautiful photographic uses.

I like the simplicity to your own designs, the arrow and bullet motief and the yellow black and white colours used for your business cards...

Yes, but xhtml is so silly, everything having to have an ending tag and all. "If it ain't broke, why fix it?"

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eeeh Rob you've set off my *GASPIES*

the thing is though HTML *IS* broke. It lets you get away with far to much bad code. We've always been taught "junk in junk out" but HTML lets you put any old crap in and renders it fine. This is not good practice.

XHTML is exactly the same apart from having to forum it nicely (which you already do), using only lowercase and having the / at the end of some tags.

It is launching.. And the logo has been changed slightly for some reason.

I was just googling to find HyperActive's site as I couldn't remember the exact URL and I found this:

www.cafeshops.com/cp/store.aspx?s=hastore

That links to a new url - www.get-hyper.com

I see that the "corporation" has downsized to being an LLC