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Try console logging the screen width that you have set as 'DocW' and check that this changes when you manually change the browser as I can see that you have the resize() there but this possibly might not be triggering correctly

If you are receiving traffic and have had 17,000 visits in the six weeks then I would use Google Analytics and Webmaster tools to try and identify where the traffic is coming from and which keywords are being used to find your site. As for the SEO - it's a WordPress site that means nothing different to Google or any other search engine they just read the HTML (and now JavaScript of the page). Using Yoast is a good start for the on page SEO but off page, gaining backlinks to your site is harder. As for 'Norfolk Mums' I've just searched using incognito and you are on the second page, the first page is NetMums, MumsNet and the BBC so it may be a tough cookie to crack for that keyword especially as most search engines have changed the way that they index keyword rich domains such as "norfolkmums.com", "norfolkmums.co.uk" etc (they did this about two years ago) this stopped people creating domains such as "whiplashclaims.net", "onlinebingo.com" and more as in the earlier days of SEO these were seen as fine and would get you ranking highly for the keywords but now it takes a lot of work. Looking at the rankings on Google for "Norfolk Mums" it may be that Google has deemed the domain authority of the sites above you as better (EG there is a norfolkmums.wordpress.com above you just, here they may be using the wordpress.com authority to rank the site wrongly!!)

https://www.globalsign.co.uk/ssl-information-center/what-is-an-ssl-certificate.html To get one I think you need to go through your hosting provider

Hello Emily welcome to the Forum

Like in the tutorial Sash_oo7 has posted the bar should be part of the LI rather than an additional div like you have at the moment. You can use tests to see which URL/page you are on and then add a class="active" to the related menu item using JS

One way to do it would be to create separate divs that act as the popup and use jQuery show() and hide() with the 'click' function. You then would position the divs where you wanted them on the screen and add the scroll function through the CSS.

I don't know how you have set up the redirect for xyz to abc at the moment but here is a guide on redirects Using the .htaccess file you can redirect sites to a new one using a 301. 301 signals to Search Engines that this is a permanent redirect (302 is temporary) That said, the question about will the SEO of abc - depending on the redirect the old site will eventually drop from the SERPs altogether as the search engines will class it as no longer needed as the new site is the correct site.

Try wrapping it around the function(data) section and checking if any data has been returned from the getJSON request.

I don't think that it matters which one you use. Quickly looking at my account and I can create my own custom banners that will produce the Javascript code for the banner but I can use one of Amazon's premade banners and that would mean that I would just need an iframe code from them.

By grow what do you mean? Do you want the text in the cell to grow? The cell itself to become bigger than the rest of the table? Do you want the cell to appear to pop out of the page?

You're targeting a div with an ID of 'featuredContent' I cannot find this within the code of the page. Should this perhaps be targeting the 'featured' div?

I've updated the fiddle with this code: HTML <div class='container'> <div class='some'></div> </div> <a href='#' class='click'>Click Me</a> CSS .container { width: 300px; height: 300px; overflow: hidden; } .some { background: #ff0000; height: 300px; width: 300px; position: absolute; top: 0; } JS $('.click').click(function(){ $('.some').animate({'top': '-1500px'}, 1200); }); On clicking the link the box now slides up and out of the screen

Welcome Emma Russell

Firefox and Chrome I use on a regular basis but I have a hell of a lot installed on my laptop for testing purposes

Should your code not read $("some").animate({bottom:'-1200px'}, 1400, 'easeOutBounce'); and you may also need to have a trigger such as an onClick event?

As everyone says there are differences between monitors, systems, OS etc that can account for this. I use two monitors at work, one HDMI and one using RGB you can tell the difference straight away. If the design agency are using Macs they render the colours better than in Windows too.

One possible way around this would be to implement a slideshow onto the site and position the Menu over the top of it. To do this you would need to play with the z-index and positioning http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_pos_z-index.asp Just remember "Note: z-index only works on positioned elements (position:absolute, position:relative, or position:fixed)"

Are you using fixed widths for the internal elements? If so try using percentages and that way they should react a little better.

You also have an IF ELSEIF but no ELSE. You are using two arguments so there is no need for the ELSEIF just use an ELSE as such PHP may be expecting another condition

More of a digital music guy myself. Stuff like this is good

Welcome to the forum Rashid

1. I guess this is added using JS? if so can you not create a break point like you have at the top and reposition it at a certain point? 2. I think that they work OK as they are just need a little styling, They are slightly too wide for my liking and don't have much information on them so maybe add some more info about each project?

There are ways to do it as the 'orderby' in the link Mikekaperys has provided shows that category isn't a parameter for this. I found this http://wordpress.org/support/topic/order-posts-by-category This is old so may not be supported in the latest version of WP (currently 3.9.1 till next month when 4.0 comes out) If this doesn't work there may be someone who can help with the code as you would need to setup a separate query to grab the categories and then order by them.

Which device are you using? Also, are you using viewport? https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Mozilla/Mobile/Viewport_meta_tag

Welcome to the forum Cryptoverse.