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Not a problem. That error is no more.
 
Interestingly I resized the browser (using chrome) so halved the size so that I could see the site and the console and the gallery then worked.
 
Try adding some console.log() calls to the script and see if it is detecting the clicks once the page has loaded before any resize etc.
 
That said - looking into the way that the page is working. It does fire the JS on load but nothing happens until you resize the browser.
 
Playing around with the inspect element (right click > inspect element) adding a z-index to '#slide1_images img' seems to allow this to work but this would need testing throughout.

I'm getting an error in the console "Uncaught ReferenceError: $ is not defined"
 
Basically you are calling jQuery but it hasn't been defined by that point on the page. It is relating to this code that calls the slide
<script> $(document).ready(function() { $('#slide1_controls').on('click', 'span', function(){ $("#slide1_images").css("transform","translateX("+$(this).index() * -350+"px)"); $("#slide1_controls span").removeClass("selected"); $(this).addClass("selected"); }); }); </script> try moving this to the bottom of the page after you have loaded jQuery

The main problems that you would have with IE are IE 8 and lower. They do not support some of the more modern ways within web design/development but IE 9 and 10 are more than capable of rendering many things that people use these days

The videos can be embedded within WordPress, you could even set up a custom post type in a theme to have these display as you want them to.
 
WordPress can be used for all the things that you mention perhaps start with searching WordPress functionality although I presume that you don't much, if any, development experience?

After a quick look you would want to style the section between '2 level' and '3 level'
 
if this is in a plugin CSS file then overwrite it in your CSS rather then the plugin as when it updates any changes may be overwritten.

if this is being pulled in from Google using their styles you should be able to override this by changing your code to:
 
.gsib_a { padding: 0 6px 0 !important; }

It is down to the input box overlapping the border.
 
Using inspect element I removed the top padding from '.gsib_a' it was '4px 6px 0' if you change it to '0 6px 0' then the bottom border is there.

Have you recently upgraded WP to the 4.1 version?
 
There are similar threads on the WordPress support forum
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/fatal-error-after-41-upgrade
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/cant-login-to-site-after-41-update
 
perhaps try re-installing the WP at least the two files mentioned and see if you are still having the same issues

Places like Themeforest, Cyberchimps or elegant themes.
 
If you search for WordPress themes in a search engine there are loads of sites that offer them.

Here's a nice piece from Moz to tell you when and what was changed:
 
http://moz.com/google-algorithm-change

The image on the right you haven't highlighted the <div id="header"> like you have in the one on the left and below. The line above the one highlighted is the header div....

Could you use a hidden input field that has a tracking reference within it that posts only when the form is submitted correctly and track it this way?

Welcome to the forum Mark.
 
I have a few things to keep me out of trouble during the weekends but it doesn't always work

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!!)

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.

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?

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

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.

All the internal pages look out of place other than the portfolio page http://sethric.com/ext/portfolio4
 
You need to add social media links into that page as well as in the footer as the only link that works in the footer is the facebook one
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I'm not sure about the big white space under the follow us banner. Is this meant to be there?
 
The active state on the menu is a little out as it shows I am on the clients section but I can only see the contact us section.
 
The our clients section, if you click on an image and roll over the arrows (at the edge of the screen) they swap out, should they have a different roll over or should this not be there?
 
Within the portfolio page you may want to check your links as the E3 Consult goes to a Domain holding page and the Rosfon site is forbidden (to name a few as you have 8 on the first page then you have placeholders)

I think that depends on what approach you want to take to the theme of the site.
 
You could create a template that has all this in and then use that as the front page of the site. This could cause issues as the content wouldn't be editable unless you change the template code. But on the other hand it means that the client cannot delete all the content from the page. There are plenty of other reasons this way could be good/bad.
 
Since you are using WordPress you could look at getting a plugin like advanced custom fields This is a plugin that allows you to add additional content areas and more to the page and then you call them in the templates. Again there are reasons using this could be a good or bad thing.

So, by the sounds of this someone has grabbed the dropped domain and put a site on it in a hope that they will get people enquiring and possibly booking through their site instead of the legitimate one.
 
I haven't heard of many instances of this from the business sense but I have known of people buying up dropped domains of blogs in a bid to use their high metrics and sell advertising.
 
Can you use a domain lookup and see who owns the domain then contact them as the business owner and ask them to remove any association to the business?

Hey Abeer,
 
Look into the jQuery Animate http://api.jquery.com/animate/
 
With this you can start with the box off the screen at the bottom and then have it animate into the centre of the screen from there.
 
Something like
$(".popup").animate({top: "300px"}, 750)

Try adding "overflow: hidden;" to the homevid ID that should make the height of the video 427px

Back to this comment, if you are in a large agency (I am in a fairly big one too) time isn't on the side of the developer so coding a new grid everytime isn't the best option. Using something like Bootstrap, Boilerplate etc cuts down the time that you have to spend on a project.
 
That said, big agencies should have the ability to create a grid system of their own similar to those out there and then you can use that within each project.

One issue is the code of the iframe.
 
Despite the fact that you are giving it a height and a width the page that you are referencing has both of these too
 
<div style="background-color:#ffffff;width:790px;height:400px;padding-left:10px;">
 
These styles are overiding yours. Each cell of the calendar has a width and height too so the styles above are there so that these are all shown.