I've made the change from "here" to "hear". Ouch. I hate it when I screw that one up! Thanks for pointing it out.

Thanks to ar0n for catching the problem that probably caused the font change. My HTML was <t>sub header{}</tt>. I've fixed that and a couple of things that tilly pointed out.

For anyone who reads it, feel free to be as picky as you want. I want this thing to be as solid as possible.

Cheers,
Ovid

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