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+1 for Yoast SEO (formerly WordPress SEO). The plugin has loads of SEO features out of the box and used by beginners and pros. The only negative I can think of is as the plugin feature list grows it could be considered overkill/bloated for some WordPress users.

There's also of course the get_the_title() function which will return rather than echo the post title.

We recommend this website to our web hosting members; https://snazzymaps.com/ The website includes a bunch of free Google Maps styles and a neat Editor. Rich

Have you tried adding 10px to your 'bottom:' property value... /** Generic Bottom Captions **/ #bottom-caption, #about-caption, #ingredients-caption, #recipes-caption, #stockists-caption{ width: 100%; bottom: 110px; right: 40px; position: fixed;} Rich P.S: - You're also missing your retina @2x logo image http://charlyanderson.co.uk/MixSingh/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/logo@2x.jpg

If both domains are available for registration we recommend registering both. Make the .com your primary domain and 301 redirect the .net over to your .com Rich

This Search & Replace DB script is also useful for swapping references of your domain name in your WordPress database. http://interconnectit.com/products/search-and-replace-for-wordpress-databases/ Importantly. If you're using it on a live web hosting environment make sure you delete the file after use.

You might also want to look at a cheap Reseller account. A big advantage I find with Reseller accounts over multi-domain accounts is each website is independently hosted within it's own space. In multisite hosting, each site is normally a sub-folder within the parent website/domain. It drastically limits the chances of accidentally overwriting an important file in one website when you're pushing up an update in another. Cheers Rich

Looking at the comments on GitHub the general advice is use respond.js (as above) or just leave it. https://github.com/twitter/bootstrap/issues/2203 Rich.

Have you checked your raw server logs? They might shed some light on what's going on and whether theres any suspicious activity. Rich.

You might also want to checkout this WordPress plugin; Theme Test Drive Our own in-house web team use this plugin with our custom coming soon theme/page. Also receives positive feedback from our WordPress hosting customers. Cheers, Rich

We use the below in our WordPress sites to enable short codes in excerpts; add_filter( 'the_excerpt', 'do_shortcode',11); Note the '11' priority parameter. Try incrementing the priority up and down until you get the desired result. Cheers Rich

Right. I see what you mean. Thinking about it you probably don't need the A-Z categories. You could just amend your theme code to display the county categories on the fly. There's a few "A-Z" plugins and code snippets on the web which seem to help with this. In terms of showing adverts if you want to take the simple approach you use the WordPress is_category conditional tag; http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/is_category Hope this helps. Oh, your site looks good! Cheers Rich

I'm sure we've done something similar to this in one of our WordPress websites. In your example above, will the reviews for Devon and reviews for Yorkshire appear on the same page? (or in WordPress talk 'Loop') http://codex.wordpress.org/The_Loop Rich

You're best contacting the theme author / copyright holder and asking them direct. Rich.

CSS is rendered 'top-down', so if you queue your new style sheet below the theme's stylesheet it will override any rules in the previous stylesheets. As teodora says, hooking into the WordPress wp_enqueue_scripts action is the neatest way of adding a stylesheet. Alternatively, you could edit your WordPress themes header.php file and insert your new style under it's own style. Another option is to add a conditional if / else statement to load an entirely different style sheet based on the page id or slug. http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/is_page Hope this helps! Rich