I'm currently working on a WordPress project that's pretty simple: make a WordPress theme that looks like the HTML files I was sent by a client.

I've pretty much finished this but now the client has added a couple of extra requirements, one of which is to create Digg style comments. Included in the HTML files I was sent are the .jS files which handle Digg style comments, and an example page of them in use. So the majority of the project has been working on comments.php in my WordPress theme and I'm about 80% of the way there.

Unfortunately I have a deadline and things to do and I'm getting myself a bit overwhelmed. I figure I can offload a little of the work in return for a quick $40. There are already existing threaded (nested) comment plugins out there but the client is quite specific and wants it to look and feel like the HTML files he provided.

I don't think this will take more than half an hour and all that's really involved is sorting out my existing PHP code in the comments.php file and hooking it up to the supplied jS files.Attached file: Blogfiles.zip
File info: How the comments should functionI've now included a .zip file of how the comments should function. I set up an example WordPress blog at http://www.asciitools.com/wordpress_27/uncategorized/another-post which is as far as I've got.

If you look at the differences between these two, I need to add the voting (karma) function and also alter the HTML slightly.

I've also attached the WordPress theme which I've created so far. If you notice, it's using a slightly different replyJs.js file and the HTML is a little out. Comments.php needs to be updated to correspond with the new replyJs file in the first zip.Attached file: WordPress Theme.zip
File info: WordPress Theme