| Author : | Richard Tabor (Purtypixels) |
| Doctype Used : | Html5 and Css3 |
| Styles : | Blog, Personal, Design |
| Layout : | 2 Columns, Sidebar-Content |
| Main Color : |   |
| Rating : |  |
| Pages : | All in One Page |
| Demo : | [Demo] |
| Download : | [Download], [Download Psd Files] |
| Author : | Richard Tabor (Purtypixels) |
| Doctype Used : | Html5 and Css3 |
| Styles : | Blog, Personal, Design |
| Layout : | 2 Columns, Sidebar-Content |
| Main Color : | |
| Rating : | |
| Pages : | All in One Page |
| Demo : | [Demo] |
| Download : | [Download], [Download Psd Files] |
This template cannot pass w3c validator for either HTML or CSS! It is "pixel based" and not column based, and requires extreme CSS knowledge to refine. Just look at the demo and zoom... Many lines are not parallel to each other. The php contact form does not show properly in Internet explorer due to the placeholder input type. Can't we at least get the up and down arrows to align properly? I've been gutting this inferior coding for a week because I like the original intent. I've used wrappers to create 2 true columns and floats to get correct alignment. I've also added to the head jquery additional id's to compensate for the repeating id usage. Please clean this mess up so that others can enjoy using this template. If I can do it, any professional should be able to do the same!
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