I don't know if there other helpful links but I replaced the timing belt on
my '98 CRV recently. I didn't have to disconnect the power steering line as
the link suggested. I just removed the pivot and anchor bolts and moved it
slightly out of the way. It was necessary since the rubber PS line was
blocking access to the engine mount bolts.

Here's one VERY important little tip to keep in mind when you're installing
the new belt:  Buy two 3/16" drill bits(or 5mm pin punches) and fit them
(after everything is lined up perfectly at TDC) through the holes in the #1
cylinder camshaft holders and the corresponding holes in the camshafts. This
will hold the cam pulleys steady as you're trying to slip the new belt over
them. It will make your life MUCH easier...believe me. It still took me
several times to get it right since the crankshaft pulley moved a little bit
on my first two attempts. This is one area where you don't want to settle for
getting it kinda close...it should be almost perfect.

Just remember to remove the drill bits(or pin punches) afterwards :)

I am thinking about doing the timing belt myself.

Is there anything like this http://timingbelt.soben.com for the civic?

Thanks