i'm sorry, but could someone install it for me

[Katrina18]

I'm really sorry but could someone install this for me, i've tried over and over again, but i keep messing it up somehow. umm, i don't know what i could give in return, if you need a website to be hosted by i can do that. please help me!

[raminia]

you can't install Pixelpost?!

[Joe[y]]

i'll do it for you.

email me at

JSpurling [at] gmail [dot] com


Oh, and I won't ask for anything in return other than please never ever ever make another website that is optimised for solely MSIE!!! I almost died when I saw that... lol.

[Rob]

Oh, and I won't ask for anything in return other than please never ever ever make another website that is optimised for solely MSIE!!! I almost died when I saw that... lol.I'll second that. You are losing over 10% of your audience (and growing). It is not that hard to make sites that look good in all browsers ;)

[raminia]

you have a good chance;)

[blinking8s]

Oh, and I won't ask for anything in return other than please never ever ever make another website that is optimised for solely MSIE!!! I almost died when I saw that... lol.I'll second that. You are losing over 10% of your audience (and growing). It is not that hard to make sites that look good in all browsers ;)

actually, good chance its more than 10% if you are an avid member of the photoblog community...IE only accounts for 40% of my traffic which is dominated by FF users from various forums and well, once photoblog.org but someone turned me into be deleted and my stats got wiped out and no one will anser my emails to repair my account there.

not to mention i drill everyone i knew to use firefox after they call me to come fix their comuter for the 10th time in a month...

[Joe[y]]

i don't have a huge amount of traffic coming in from photoblogs.org so i checked photofriday... and indeed, IE only accounted for just over 50% of the traffic. So, that I suppose means a photoblog is losing out on over half it's traffic if it doesn't cater for others.

[Rob]

i don't have a huge amount of traffic coming in from photoblogs.org so i checked photofriday... and indeed, IE only accounted for just over 50% of the traffic. So, that I suppose means a photoblog is losing out on over half it's traffic if it doesn't cater for others.I just checked the stats page on my blog. In March, 60% of traffic is mozilla/firefox, followed by 34% IE, then Opera, bots and other...