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Yep I thought so, I was just wondering if there had been any new 'effective' players that developers were using. I'm a big fan of paid bloggers, but thats can be £250-£500 for one article on a 'good' PA/DA site, not cheap at all.
 
For sure I'm happy to get say 50 quality (PA=30+) link rather than a 1000 nothings.

Hello
 
This is something I've looked at over the years, but never successfully found a good company, that is reliable and returns results.
 
Does anyone know of, or use, or can recommend a link building provider that actually provides quality long term results?
 
Looking forward to your responses
 
Regards
 
Ash
 
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yes bootstrap.
 
Worked it out the div was inside another div that was floating to the left. Much appreciated.

Yep I thought so, I was just wondering if there had been any new 'effective' players that developers were using. I'm a big fan of paid bloggers, but thats can be £250-£500 for one article on a 'good' PA/DA site, not cheap at all.
 
For sure I'm happy to get say 50 quality (PA=30+) link rather than a 1000 nothings.

Hi
 
We are looking into new hosting, however I am very used to c/panel which has the great ability to install tons of softwares automatically.
 
The new host company my company has been looking at supports Windows and Plesk Control Panel, which from a demo only seems to allow you to instal Wordpress.
 
Am I missing something or is c/panel just tons better? And is this a question of Linux and Windows?
 
Would really appreciate the advice guys.
 
Thanks
 
Ash
 
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OK got it, for anyone else who comes across this post,
 
RewriteEngine On
#RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^name.co.uk$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.name.co.uk/$1 [L,R=301]
#---------------------------------------
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
#RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /index.php/$1 [L]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php?$1 [L]

Works :0)

Actually updating to a fresh install of Woocommerce has messed up the whole way the the theme works with Woocommerce. puffffffff, what an absolute pain, it look rubbish now.
 
But of course the original problem has been solved, what a waste of time.

Download all the files for the plugin. Then download Windows grep from wingrep.com and use it to search for the phrase 'Make Payment'. It should locate the file it is in then just use Ctrl+F to find and replace!

Does it have translation files? If so, check them, there is a high chance they will be there.
Also, have a proper look at the Admin area, sometimes these things can be changeable by the user.

It's in the languages folder. With multi-lingual plugins like this pretty much all the text will defined in a language based template.
 
wpsc-languages/EN_en.php - Line 805

Nailed it. Complete solution in 3 easy steps:
 

Add 1px of width to div#wrapper - it's currently 990px whereas the content is adding up to 991px
Add overflow: auto to div#content
Remove the float from div#header - it doesn't need it, and that's what was causing the content to wrap to the right

Way I look at it is, if it can be achieved without extra markup it's a plus. Means you have to watch contained elements for width, but that's no big deal.

That would be the sensible option replicate your website using Drupal or Wordpress or similar, that way you can give the 'others' a username etc and they can alter the bits they need to without going anywhere near you ftp. ?

When ever I hover over them, both normally and crazily fast to try and create errors, I cant reproduce what your explaining.
 
In short, to me its working fine
 
Maybe someone else is facing the errors you described?

I love the CMS plugin (not 'CMS like plugin') which ideal for building a website rather than a blog.
 
Also Next Gen Gallery is easy to use, though there are couple of new ones out there, '1 Flash Gallery' plugin is hot on its heals, the widget gallery with this one is good.
 
Finally I tend to use Contact form 7, basically because none of the contact form plugins are perfect yet, all seem to conflict with whichever theme I used, which is a pain, but the emails get to the right place which is the main thing.
 
I have used the Wp Ecomm. Plugin and it really depend what you need it for. If its for a completely Ecommerce based website then stay well clear, not strong enough, but to add a 'little' selling on your existing WP website or blog then its pretty good really, aside from the few issue mentioned on the other replies.
 
Hope that's helpful.
 
Ash

Have a look into a membership plugin!
 
Not sure if this is exactly what you want : http://codecanyon.net/item/wpmembership-plugin/109088