hi guys, i have a friend over here in need of a bit of help. he's got …

hi guys, i have a friend over here in need of a bit of help. he's got a website running on wordpress, but knows jack about php and would like some help in getting a layout done. at the moment, i'm too busy with work and also i'm not as skilled in wordpress theming, but i really want to help him, so if any of you are insterested, he's willing to pay.

you can get a glimpse of what he has done over herehttp://demo.astromono.com

Cheers for the invite ; )

Cheers for the invite
; )

just updated my profile. take a look

just updated my profile. take a look

thx for add :)

thx for add :)

Thanks for the add. What's funny is I just wrote a scalding post about …

Thanks for the add.
What's funny is I just wrote a scalding post about this group too :)

No hard feelings? :D

Thanks for adding me to the group.

Thanks for adding me to the group.

I see that Virb does not allow use of the "!important" rule (it …

I see that Virb does not allow use of the "!important" rule (it actually comments it out on page save, which is pretty neat if you ask me) and I also see that it does not like child selectors. This means that the " *:first-child html " hack to target IE7 is out. I also can't seem to get the *html hack to target IE6 but it just might be that I have not been specific enough in my declarations. Anyways, I guess what I am asking is, how are you guys targeting specific browsers in your CSS? I know that these hacks should act as my last line of defense but my hands are tied in some places if I want to continue to use Virb modules instead of create new HTML. I was trying to send a completely different design to IE6 (which you can read about here) but all my efforts have been shot down. Any suggestions?

thanks for the add

thanks for the add

just finished a redesign of my profile

just finished a redesign of my profile