Found my way here after you helped with some code to rid my blog of some unwanted text and it worked.

So thanks for your unselfish action, it really helped me out.

You know, guys like you really do make it all worthwhile for guys like me who stumble around the internet for hours on end trying to make sense of all the gobbly gook.

Onya mate,
Peter

And through your creative connections, you served up a great new look for the blog that wonderfully complements my main site. I was skeptical at the outset that I needed it, but you made your case eloquently, and the feedback’s been great so far. It’s such a relief to know I now have a great resource to turn to in the future. If you’ve got a blog project on tap, or need technical support on an existing one, Gary’s the man. He’s got you covered so you can focus on what YOU do best…

PB

CSS is working now

• you’re also trying to teach that wrongness to others, and
• you’re not willing to listen when multiple others correct you.

The coloured quoted are done via adding a class to each blockquote element, then adding a background colour via my style sheet. I’ve called the classes gary, lindsay and john, so I could potentially change the colours, without it being illogical (e.g. have a class called red, showing up as green).

And yes, you’re right, it should have been plural – I’ve changed the wording in my About the Author box, and also on my company site, as that seemed to be singular as well! Thank you!

However, the color sections you have for your alerts and quotes are very neat. How do you do those?

Heads Up: Should ‘business’ be plural, perhaps? “a small friendly company providing simple web solutions for other business.”