System is written in Perl with nearly everything controlling look and feel in a main config file.

I currently have one active site and the other, not so active (URL in my sig area). I also have another domain that can be used as a test bed.

Looking for ideas....

Thanks.

Hi

I run and maintain evaluedesigns.com which will be going under the new name of pointonemedia.com very soon - for our portfolio we would like to design this template for you.

For $100 we are able to make you a high quality template, delivered to you in less than a week, sliced into HTML ready for the code to be inserted. With this service you will also recieve one banner ad fitting with the scheme of the new template.

If you would like to see examples of my work please don't hesitate to send me a PM, catch me on aim, or add me to your msn contacts.

Ciao Rich :)

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Ah, I remember seeing this site in the Website Reviews section Rich Z ;) I would like to take this job for $90 here are some examples of my work, http://www.vpixel.net/portfolio/index.php So far, all of my clients were very happy to work with me, you will be too! :)

I don't think this project will be as simple as just plugging in HTML into a template. Remember, this code is written in Perl, and the entire site is controlled by a config file.

What I would want to see is a basic layout that I like, then I would let the designer loose in a test site with this code to beat it into shape. I will then be able to take the CONFIG.PL file and import it to my live and semi-live sites. So basically ALL changes must take place within this one file. INCLUDE files to offload some things like global color and font changes will be acceptable, and maybe preferred.

Knowing Perl is pretty much going to be a requirement of this project.

If anyone wants an example of this CONFIG.PL file, send me an email and I'll send it to you via replied email.

rich@serpenco.com

Well, all sites output HTML, wether it's generated by the server or is hardcoded. I would ask a template designer to make a color scheme and then have a web designer put it in your perl.