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Why is WP less secure? Please give us some facts about security issues.
 

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There you go! You use the "autoplay" parameter :3

Google is just an input field. I can do that :-)

I'd like to recommend myself :-) I'm not a cheapest solution I think but I have a massive experience with web development, project management.

I can dance if it helps...

Nooooo, that's nothing, the Mighty Booosh!!
Should we open a new topic dedicated to series?

Peep show series 1-8 :-)

You can use media queries like this:
 
@media only screen and (max-width : 320px) { img{ width: 300px; } }  
 
http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-mediaqueries/

I checked your site's css and if you'd like to create a responsive design you need to forget the width: 900px and similar values. You need to use percents.

Did you try WP Security Scan?

Ugh... you would have to be pretty dumb to get a virus on Windows, as well. Here are some ways to get a virus on a Windows machine. If you are NOT dumb; you are considered as the biggest pirate in your very country(In my case; America).
The majority of the people run Windows on Admin, and NOT Standard. When they run it on Admin; background processes could run without knowing when visiting certain websites, running certain applications, and installing certain programs. Opening distrusted/unknown links from emails, and vice versa. Downloading music, programs, videos, movies, etc.. Three ways to ONLY get a virus. All you have to do is stay away from PIRATING. Buy the damn thing(Movies, music, programs, etc.,) and stop being a cheap bastard.

You should use a honey trap with a captcha solution. Honey trap is a hidden input field and if a spam bot fills this that means the submitted data is not valid because the real user can't see this field.
 
ZigTrap is one of the WP honey trap solutions.

(I wouldn't like to see that site but I can help you. )
 
You can check the site's source, find the related html code and check IDs. If you're lucky the ID contains the plugin's name.

I'm working with Drupal and WordPress. I think if you work with WordPress you need a well composed MVC solution because the plugin development support of WP is quite poor.
 
I like both of them.

Yeah, O'Reilly, Apress and Packtpub are great publishers.

You can build a CSS drop down menu quite easily.
Just create a html unordered list. with your parent elements.
 
HTML
<ul> <li>Item 1</li> <li>Item 2</li> <li>Item 3</li> </ul>  
Then you want to add in the children elements (your drop section)
So in this example Item 2 will contain some children

<ul> <li>Item 1</li> <li>Item 2 <ul> <li> Item 2 - First Child</li> <li> Item 2 - Second Child</li> </ul> </li><!-- ------close Item 2 li --> <li>Item 3</li> </ul>  
 
*Note put the nested list in between the <li> and </li> of it's parent. Not after the </li>
 
That's the markup taken care of.
 
Now for some CSS


ul { list-style:none; } li { display:inline; position:relative; /* required to position the child menu */ } ul ul { /* ------------- The child ul */ position:absolute; top: -9999px; left: -9999px; } ul ul li { display:block; width: auto; } li:hover ul, li:focus ul, { /* ---------- hover event that displays the child list */ top:0; left:0; }  
 
 
You will have to play around with paddings, colours and so forth but that's the general framework of a css drop menu.