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Hi all, I would like users/editors on my site be able to add custom taxonomy 'tags' to a post using a field on the frontend (i.e. single.php). I've looked everywhere but (surprisingly) I can't find a plugin that does this, and I haven't been able to find a good tutorial that walks through it simply. Has anyone got an idea of how I should do this. I'm guessing this is fairly simple, but I'm pretty amateur at Wordpress so... Also, would it be possible to implement auto-complete on this field too?! Thanks in advance!

*sigh* thanks for confirming. Oh well, she's spent the money for 1 month, so it'll be interesting to see if there is any effect. Apparently they provide a report at the end of the month, so it'll be interesting to compare with the site's analytics.

So someone I know has just spent £99 with a firm called Search Engine Easy (http://www.searchengineeasy.com/) that promises to get you to the top of Google. From what I understand, all it's offering is to run an Adwords campaign for you, but at a hugely inflated price. Has anyone got any experience with this sort of service, or SEE in particular, or is it just a scam?

As long as the 'copyright information' is in the plugin's js and/or CSS file, it should be fine. Having said that, you could always create a humans.txt

Can you post the direct link to the images, as I can neither see the images on the page, nor as directly. May seem like a dumb question, but just double check they're on your server; may have accidentally deleted them!

Back when Amazon was doing that Black Friday thing, I picked up a 256gb Crucial M4 for £100. It is, without a doubt, the best upgrade for below £200 you can get, but I must admit that I had a little scare last night with it dying. If you're getting one, or already have one, you need to know this: Oh and backup...always.

I'm not exactly sure how it'll be used, but you could keep it all on the same page by using a jQuery form wizard like the links below. Basically, it'll keep all of the form on one page, but hide the fields for email, name etc. until the user fills out the first part of the form (ie the pictures). http://thecodemine.org/ or any of these: http://www.jquery4u.com/forms/6-jquery-form-wizard-plugins/

Not sure I understand your first problem. Your site seems to slide perfectly...? With regards the swipe effect, you'll need to use one of these libraries: http://www.queness.com/post/11755/11-multi-touch-and-touch-events-javascript-libraries And then set it to move to next anchor on swipe.

Using Chrome 26.0.1410.43 @webcanvasdesign You'll need to set a secondary and tertiary font in case of such things, because Times looks bad

It's a nice looking site, but the page comes out REALLY badly when the browser window is thinner (ie the responsiveness isn't right). Huge amounts of content is hidden and the icons are massive! The navbar also needs to work better for narrower screens. Another thing, there seems to be a problem with your Google Fonts implementation as I'm getting Times New Roman instead of Droid Sans. (having said that, could be a problem my end)

Has anyone tried the Koken CMS? http://koken.me/ It looks quite good, especially for photographers, but I don't know of anyone that's actually used it.

Thanks. You're a life saver.

If you're going to use a framework, make sure you learn how it works and understand what it's doing. You can learn a lot from frameworks if you try.

Now the logo is cut off even without clicking on the navbar link. It hasn't affected the anchor though (ie where the Home link scrolls to is also cut off by 60px) so we're on the right track. Any other thoughts?

Definitely the second design, but why not use a background slider and show off a couple of different cakes? Another thought: make sure that there is a little more content above the fold as on my laptop you can't see the rest of the page's content without scrolling. Also, why is design 2 missing the footer? Anyway, beautiful stuff (especially the cakes!)