Create Tableless 3 Column List of Categories in Wordpress (CSS & XHTML)

**- Will only work with coders who are 100% fluent in English - Designer MUST have previous experience with developing wordpress themes. - This job will likely require wordpress coding to get the desired effect, essentially being equivalent to creating a small plugin.** - I have many other wordpress related design projects which will be made available to the winning designer if they perform an excellent job. ** Job overview:** - I wish to show a list of the categories on my wordpress blog on a single page in 3 columns. The category names link through to their respective pages. - There are parent categories, with category children up to two levels deep. - A SINGLE wordpress code snippet must call ALL categories into the post and display them in a 3 column list. ## Deliverables **IMPORTANT - READ CAREFULLY** - I wish to show a list of the categories on my wordpress blog on a single page in 3 columns. The category names link through to their respective pages. - There are parent categories, with category children up to two levels deep. - A SINGLE wordpress code snippet must call ALL categories into the post and display them in a 3 column list. - If new categories are added the list must be automatically updated, increase in size and still display correctly. - Wordpress core files cannot be changed but the theme's [login to view URL] can be used or a plugin created. - Categories must be listed downwards (not sideways) in alphabetical order, but instead of going all the way down the page, they will be in 3 columns. - The category text and links must be in XHTML and be readable by Search Engines. - CSS should be called from the theme's stylesheet. - Javascript can be used if needed. - Tables can not be used. In other words a tableless design. - Must be cross browser compatible. IE hacks acceptable but prefer not to have them if possible. - The parent category text is already set by the theme's stylesheet to be bold. - The list items use a small image for the bullet points. A different image is used for parent list items to child list items. This is already set in the theme's stylesheet. - You will be given a copy of the blog (database, files etc.) to copy to your own test server to develop this. **SEE ATTACHED FILE FOR VISUAL EXAMPLE**