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Advanced Custom Fields has a color picker.

http://anseki.github.io/jquery-plainoverlay/ is an easy to use example

You are not the first one to have asked this question. It is not easy to keep security and anti-spam up to date.
 
If your in to your coding and comfortable with webdesigner93's solution it is well worth going for, but if your not happy to do any coding work you can use the email form service I mentioned in this post earlier this week. I the same thread there is a link to another thread with more options posted by sash007 providing more links as well. All are worth a good look.

I have a free contact form I built about 2 years ago that has security and spam protection built in http://www.webdesignerforum.co.uk/topic/60874-my-contact-form-v251/ you could give that a try if you want.

To me the hint would be the hosting account - " 1 & 2 " - all sites on their servers, sounds suspect to me.
 
I'd be straight on to them with a long list of questions about their current server status, especially their sql servers.

Just set the option value to nothing, so the validation thinks it's empty:
 
<option value="- Please select -">- Please select -</option>  
Change to:
 
<option value="">- Please select -</option>

You could try something like html
 
<body id="invest" onload="clickMenu('menu')" style="zoom: 1;"><!--added id to body--> <li class="sub investe"><1--added class to parent li--> do the same on the project page but with proj as id and proje as class
 
css
 
 
#invest .investe ul, #proj .proje ul{display:block;} I think that should work

Recommend changing the PHP to $_POST.

Because I don't know how to and if there's a product I can purchase off the shelf and then manipulate the design to match the website I see this as being a straight forward method. The client is aware that I will be doing this.
 
I will be designing and building the rest of the site.
 
You need to get off your high horse !