[hiring!]- I Need To Find A Coder Xhtml & Css

<div align="center">I need a template coded. i have it in a psd file. i am willing to pay real money, not just points. Plus you would be getting a copy of the psd.

i need it coded in xhtml + css + plus i want borderless slicing,
that means no slicing on photoshop with the cut tool.

i am planing on getting it coded but i want to see quotes from ppl.</div>

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Nice job on making the design. I'm not that good at CSS and I don't know much XHTML. Sorry I can't help you on that count.

 

i did not make it. it is an old design the was used by socomstrategy.com, i just bought it.

 

Oh...well it's a nice buy then.

 

That will be a lot of work to code, do you need the clanscripts (ladder etc.) installed or do you only need the pure css / xhtml coding ?

 

i just need it coded i have the script.
i know a bit of valid xhtml + css my self but what i am having a hard time in is the forms and rollovers.

 

I could do it prolly, but I have no clue what borderless slicing is

And it would be a massive undertaking

 

I would be able to do i but i don't understand what you mean by borderless slicing.

 

Its using no borders when you have slice in photoshop. Whn you slice a template it makes boxes to sustain the images well i dot like that cuz its harder to edit template.

 

so just using a background image?

 

pretty much yea

 

Still don't fully understand what you mean. Maybe you've just had some bad slicing jobs, and thats what you don't want. But im not sure.

Either way I could also do the job if you still need it.

 

So, technically, you want that image centered, non-sliced, with a bunch of div boxes absolutely positioned to be every little piece of that template? If so, doubt you're gonna find that.

 

Bringing back an old topic, here's what he meant: In Photoshop, after you slice a webpage, you can choose to have Imageready auto-generate a webpage for you. Although this is very convenient and saves a LOT of time, however if you decide to make ANY alterations to the webpage, it is virtually impossible without either completely changing the code, or re-slicing the document. Although the second option does not sound like a pain, you need to keep in mind that the webpage will most likely have text, links, and other images on it. Anything that isn't in the original design would have to be re-added, and all links will need to be redone, etc.

Essentially, he's asking for someone to actually sit down and code the design, not just slice it. I think that he finished this job, though...

 

i could do it but it wouldn't be cheap...