sebdd

Dump the text justification on the left paragraphs, the second one looks way off with all that spacing.

$("#content div").hide(); You're hiding ALL divs within #content with this. $('#' + $(this).attr('title')).fadeIn(); Over here you're only showing the outer divs, which means the divs inside are still hidden. By replacing the two lines which hide the divs by this: $("#content>div").hide(); It works because the content never gets hidden.

Assuming it's done with a plugin and you can't / don't want to directly edit it adding a trigger something like this would be the easiest I think. (first selector could probably be a bit more efficient) $('#thumbs .thumbs a').hover(function(){ $(this).trigger('click'); }); I'd decrease the fade time a bit if you're going for hover though.

Design is great, love the way you worked with opacity in here. Nitpicking: Not a fan of where the searchbox is. The header is all nice and elegant en having a search box there is quit distracting. Also the buttons for the slider seem a bit far away from everything. They're the only elements in the entire design that are that distantly removed from the main body. I'd bring them in a bit closer.

If you're starting from scratch, this is pretty cool: http://net.tutsplus.com/articles/news/diving-into-php/

For starters, topcat should be a class instead of an ID since you're using it multiple times.

Hello all, I'm an aspiring web designer / developer (haven't made up my mind yet) based in Belgium. Currently studying multimedia in Ghent. Hope to learn a lot and be active in this community! Sebastian

Unless I'm misunderstanding your issue, I think you just gave it the wrong ID. $('#works ul li a, #contact ul li:first a').hover( ... ); You specified #works, while in your html you used #portfolio... So this here should work: $('#portfolio ul li a, #contact ul li:first a').hover( ... );