Interesting link, thanks.  Yes, I would like to keep using Spry, but don't understand the the whole GitHub thing.

Thanks, I understand GitHub a little better now.  I didn't link to the CSS and JS files on the Adobe Labs server so I'm glad to know my website will be ok.

My site isn't live at the moment as I've taken it down whilst working on it.  However, my question was more about tring to understand how to do something' in principle'.

I currently have around four templates and one individual screen.  When I add/remove/edit the Spry drop down menu, I currently go to each of the four templates + the screen and make the adjustments to each one.  It works fine, but is there a more efficient way of making changes so that I only have to do it once?

The second question is linked to the first - having made the changes to the Spry menus, when I make the site live, the majority of users see the 'old' version of the website.  Am I doing something wrong, or is this just the way it works (presumably something to do with the pages being cached??)?    I advise them to use Refresh, but not all of them are happy with this especially as they have to do it for each page.

Lulu

I've been rationalising the templates over the last few days and I'm down to two + 1 individual page.  I have one template for a 'plain' page of just an image and text, and a second template for a banner image, some text and a gallery of images.  Does that sound ok?  The odd page contains a script for the Contact Form which I'm loathe to tamper with, but am going to give it a go.

I've had a quick look at the SSI stuff and felt a little overwhelmed!  I'm going to be away for a couple of weeks, so will read it properly when I get back.  I'm sure I'll be back here!

Thanks for you help.