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Downloadable goods or real, postable ones?....virtual is fine because you can get away with no SSL...just take an email address and send 'em to paypal. Real goods you want SSL because you need to collect an address and maybe other details. So you need: IP addy for the site & SSL cert...

Thanks Joel. They were just little niggly bits anyway- the site is fine. "Before you begin, please take the time to read our Rules Section, and get acquanted with them. We are leanient when it comes to these rules, but anyone caught abusing the system will be punished." Acquainted...

I kill everybody above by nuking them from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.

And another variation

Oops. SIte turned off at owner's request until we get proper content. Thanks for the feedback diabolo. I agree about the logo, but it was the only way I could avoid having flash bits all over the place.

Aw crap! Automatically used the british spelling because I am. No wonder it didn't fit properly! EDIT: Easily sorted though

Here's a go. Dunno whether I like it or not. I'll probably have another go, once I figure out what -if anything- annoys me.

http://ropa-militar.com Content going in this week. Any glitches would be good to know before we go live. Thanks.

http://lookitsmusic.com No content yet -just filler- but I've been trying a few new things out lookswise.

There's 4 things I can see that marks your site out from that of a hardcore pro: 1) The horrible counter at the bottom. Kill it. Kill it hard! You should get all the stats you need from cPanel and those external ones feed data on your users out to the counter people; and sometimes stuff...

Very nice. The only thing I don't like is the background graphic. Takes ages to arrive.

I love the chain menu thing- that's great. The look is nice and apt. Good site. Works fine in opera 10 Criticisms then: 1) "You must Login before submitting an inquery." inquiry? 2) I'd open the affiliate links in another window if it were me. You get the clickage, but still keep...

It's true. Just finished this (well content still to go in, but I've largely done my bit): http://lookitsmusic.com The wordpress template generation took just short of an hour, and a lot of that was 1) unfamiliarity with the app and 2) I kept nipping off into photoshop to generate custom...

They claim near-perfect compliance. Not sure I believe it myself. I've given the demo a spin and not seen anything seriously amiss. I've come to the conclusion that there are better apps about though. For the time spent learning, you might as well learn dreamweaver. The wordpress/joomla...

Oh you still get your own way. But it cuts down on the time a LOT. Up till now, the biggest task I've faced when customising is finding out just where the hell in which file the bit I want to change is. Seriously improves workflow. And it does .png with all that lovely transparency to play...

http://www.maianscriptworld.co.uk/ Not overly complex, easy to install and use. The ones I've used (cart, gallery, music) have worked very well. Scripts: • Maian Cart • Maian Events • Maian Friend • Maian Gallery • Maian Greetings • Maian Guestbook • Maian Links • Maian Mail •...

http://www.swixkit.com/ Full support of Flash format version 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 Decompiling of SWF into SWiX-format XML Syntax highlighting, code formatting, code completion Preview of modified SWF files Reassembly of SWiX-format XML into an SWF Open XML based SWiX-format as a ZIP...

Very interesting, but definitely not free at $129 (basic) and $349 (pro). http://www.medialab.com/ Does all the tables and CSS stuff for you and allows for code insertion. Some of the user's sites are very pretty indeed. The learning curve's a bit steep

http://www.artisteer.com/ Not cheap at $129.99, but worth it if you do any sort of volume with sites. And of course, you can smugly display your own link at the bottom, instead of the designers

I've just got straight HTML on my site and am not using SSL. The domain is elsewhere and is redirected to lasering.x10Hosting.com. When I try to access the site, I get asked to accept a SSL certificate, with the name 'localhost'. That sounds iffy to me. If I refuse it, I get a 404. If I...