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DigitalSquid

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  1. Half your content is inside your <head> tag. The menu and site header shouldn't be in there, it should be in the <body> tag.
  2. About 60% of the freelance work that I do is fixing/upgrading broken or badly coded websites that people have made through "site builder" programs.
  3. Yup, he is! That's why he's a respected moderator on one of the of the most popular web design forums on the internet who's contributions to this community have received one of the highest ratios of posts to upvotes/reputation.
  4.    DigitalSquid reacted to a post in a topic: can spam bots follow $.click() handlers?
  5.    terydinho reacted to a post in a topic: Fancybox iFrame scrollbars! Help!
  6. Seems there's a bit of a bug in webkit browsers with FancyBox. Long story short, when FancyBox tries to calculate the height, in FF it gets what you can see in the viewport but in Chrome/Safari it gets the height of the entire document. Result of this is that it makes the height of the modal window a lot bigger in Chrome, hence no scrollbar. There's a fix listed in this post: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2520107/jquery-fancybox-plugin-not-centered-in-safari-or-chrome-but-is-in-firefox
  7. $(function () { Is exactly the same as: $(document).ready(function () { It's just a shorthand way of writing it. The slider is working fine for me though.
  8. If you're using Firefox, click the icon just to the left of the URL (usually a padlock or globe). Then "More Information", select "Media" tab, and then everything listed there with "http" at the start is insecure content. Alternatively, get Chrome/Safari and just check the console.
  9.    DigitalSquid reacted to a post in a topic: When to not answer the phone?
  10. Looks like they're tried to cross-breed Pinterest and LifeHacker.
  11. The AJAX post is getting a 405 error. As there's no cross domain errors, I'd assume it's down to permission issues on your server.
  12. I doubt you could do that with a forum, but you could probably use something like the Group system in http://buddypress.org/
  13. Got a link to the site? If not, check at the bottom if the screen in IE. It will say down there if there's any issues.
  14.    DigitalSquid reacted to a post in a topic: Car
  15. Any Javascript errors?
  16.    DigitalSquid reacted to a post in a topic: Optimum Keyword Proximity?
  17. Online version of the files: http://cssdesk.com/QDYCU
  18. Categories are only for posts. With that URL, you've got the "andrew-garfield" page set as a sub-page of "sample-page". http://codex.wordpress.org/Pages#Organizing_Your_Pages The easiest solution would be to rename the "sample-page" (ie: both the page title and URL) to actors, and then make sure you create any more actor pages as sub-pages for that one.
  19. Why have one at all? If your re-building an existing site then it would benefit the SEO more if you left the old version there until you were ready to switch. If you're building a new site, then you've publicised it at the wrong time and are losing potential customer/visitors.
  20. Not very easily. PHP is server-side, Javascript is client-side. All the PHP on your page will have been processed long before it gets to the stage of loading any JS. As it Wordpress, your best bet would probably be to use a jQuery AJAX post to send the dimensions as a variable to a PHP page.

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