metalpotatouk

With respect, I'm offering cash because I need help. Some people will accept, some will not. I'm a genuine person and I'm willing to pay for the help I receive. As far as I'm aware, it is not against the rules to offer to pay for help.
 
Regarding your concern that we are a web design company charging for services, again - with all due respect - how the business is run is nobody elses business but our own. We're not as experienced as some, but what we can do, we do well. We are certainly not a company that charges over the odds for what is offered. When we need help, we're not afraid to ask for it, and when help is received that helps us solve a problem, a few bucks to the person offering that help is a sign of thanks, respect, and a nice gesture.
 
That is all.

Are you using a custom post type for the products?
 
If so, add a category to that post type, call it 'product of the week'. Now, simply put in to that category any products you want to feature, making sure that the latest one is shown wherever you want to display the product of the week.
 
Then just loop through the entire category to output all products categorised with the product of the week

add welcomebutton to this line
 
$('.scroll,.nav-collapse .nav, .welcomebutton').localScroll({ change this to start with the hash
 
<div class="welcomebutton"><a href="#lets-talk" class="btn btn-blue ">  

Maybe something like
 
#what-do-our-customers-say .inner { padding-top: 80px; padding-bottom: 80px; height: 320px; position: relative; } .testimonials-tab .etabs { margin: 30px 0 0 0; padding: 0; overflow: inherit; line-height: 1; position: absolute; top: 225px; left: 52%; } and adjust with mediaqueries for smaller screen size

That's cool. The way I saw it is these people have rightfully learned the technical skills and for helping me fix something that was time sensitive, a few dollars was nothing. But I now appreciate people really are here to help, which is great. Not enough people go out of their way to help others anymore.