So, here's my current mark-up:

<li>
<a class="tern_wp_member_gravatar" href="http://clinical-mindfulness.org/index.php/index.php/author/richard-sears">
<img alt='' src='http://www.gravatar.com/avatarphoto' height='60' width='60' />
</a>
<div class="tern_wp_member_info">
<div class="tern_wp_members_user_nicename">
<a href="../index.php/author/richard-sears">rchard-sears</a>
</div>
<div class="tern_wp_members_first_name">Richard
Sears</div>
<div class="tern_wp_members_user_email"><a href="mailto:abbot@five-mountain.org">abbot@five-mountain.org</a></div>
</div>
</li>

And what I'd like to have happen is this:

See that link that's applied to the gravatar? It's also applied a little farther down, to the "nicename" entry, right?

You'll notice I edited the mark-up to remove the initial <div class="tern_wp_members_last_name"> - that's how I got the name to display all on one line. I suppose I could have kept it and just created a style sheet entry for the classes, but this was easier at the time.

Now, what I'd LIKE is to somehow have that link that's applied to the gravatar and the nicename variable applied to the person's "First Name Last Name" combo (in this instance, Richard and Sears) - rather than the much tackier looking "richard-sears"

So, it would look something like:

<div class="tern_wp_members_first_name"><a href="../index.php/author/richard-sears">Richard
Sears</a></div>

Make sense?