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If you are using jquery, you can have the value be the url, and then just use this: $('select').change(function(){ window.location = $(this).val(); }); though you will want to change the selector to that specific selector using a class

I'm not sure he is talking about building a CMS, but rather generic information about them and perhaps set up an already established one. Can you clarify TC.

So is the issue the 100% height?

Yeah, and people still suggest using Wordpress for their CMS.... yuck!

Designer/developer Adobe CS5, Sublime 3, Git, Grunt, Sass, iTerm, Transmit Others include Statamic (CMS), Vanilla5, Tower, and Udemy (online learning) I run on a MacBook Pro with 3 monitors.

Only a little condensending that image is. Let's not forget that this is just a tool. You should find out what works for you best and the rest is gravy. Arguing on if mac or PC is better is like girls arguing who is prettier, or guys arguing whose car is the coolest looking. It's stupid. Just stop it. Even MS uses macs (Steven Balmers computer at a presentation)... And im sure Steve Jobs and Tim Cook have used a PC at one point or another. Just stop the squabbling.

Welcome fellow USian (just made up that word lol)

Nice article. +1 for grunt

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To be quite honest, the design is tired and old. There is way too much information that can be consumed easily. You are making users work for their info and you will loose a lot of people there. You have tabs everyone on the left and right. I wouldn't even have one, There are much better places for that kind of functionality. Your repairs table is interesting, but its hard to figure out what is what. It is hard to easily see what I would be looking for. I would suggest a way to narrow their selection down in a digestable manner. A good way to do this is what Simply Mac does on their Trade In system (http://simplymac.com/trade-in). You have WAY too many bullet points everwhere. No one is going to read that. Every page I go to there is a huge list. I think you need to trim your content down by a large margin. A simple computer repair site shouldnt have this much info because all the person cares about is how much and how long. Focus on that, everything else is secondary. Your content is a mess right now. On the code side, you have it running on WP, which is fine I guess, but you have way too many http requests (files being requested from the server). You need to concat and minify CSS and JS. You also have inline styles/js which is a no-no. The markup is also pretty bad. After further looking, the site looks like a clone of the other services (web design , and IT?). Tell me, are you actually wanting to improve the site, or are you just posting here as click bait?

Aside from posting/editing a simple page, I have always had issues with teaching clients how to use WP. They always end up just paying me to make the changes because it fustrates them too much. But thats ok. We can have different opinions. I much prefer the UI on Statamic and Craft. Doesn't feel 15 years old (hehe)

http://masonry.desandro.com/ Something like this what you were wanting? edit, there seems to be a plugin for WP. Not sure if it uses the Masonry JS or not, but it might help you out in any case https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-masonry-layout/installation/

No offence, but Wordpress is horrid to use. I never believed that it is easy for the client to use. I hate the UI. There are buttons and controls everywhere. I have had more issues with clients screwing up Wordpress than any CMS I have ever used.

Working on a new version of my site. Been slow because of other stuff going on, but it should be very good. Using Statamic as the CMS.

I think a lot of these wordpress people have never used something like Statamic or Craft. Either of those are miles better than Wordpress. I think people just use WP because that is what they are familiar with. Honestly, WP is a pain in the butt to work with compaired to Statamic or Craft. If I ever have to touch the stupid WP Loop, I will scream.

How long have people like us have shouted from the rooftops for people to get the crap off DW? Here in the US, you will get laughed out of a job and work if you mention you use Dreamweaver, even if you just use the code view. No serious coder would even dream of using it here in a professional manner.

I hate it when companies don't care about their own webpage. Just real quick, the double menu is confusing especially on mobile. And I would get rid of the meta sidebar. I will be able to go deeper later today.

Why are you asking with help and review of a template?

ok, misunderstood the relationship. What all does the fanatical support include? I would think it would include the items you mention, but maybe not? I would think about maybe getting another developer as this one seems to want to nickle and dime ya.

I think it might be time to switch CMS's. Seems this one isn't working for you.

Are you paying for support? Is that what you are paying for?

Did you code the theme yourself or just you buy and apply? To be quite honest... I wouldn't buy because there isn't much info given on the products themselves. On design, the footer is nice, but the masthead needs a lot of help. The logo needs to be redone to something a lot more professional. The search/cart/navigation need to be integrated together more. You nav is so low on the page it gives it a real amature feel to it (and thats never good in an online shop). It makes the site feel untrustworthy. The nav also needs a new design. That whole section is really plain and doesn't do anything to get me excited about the product. The contact and support link should be on the footer IMO, You never really see ecommercial sites have their support on their main header. You don't want to make users feel like its something they are going to need a lot (because of a bad product). Not sure about the blog either. I don't go to stores to read a blog. Thats your own choice, but I wouldn't expect a lot of traffic there so it may be wasted energy trying to keep that up. Your 3 products on the home page makes me think that that is all you have, It wasn't until I clicked the products page (something I wouldn't normally do because of my previous comment) I noticed that you had more product. Overall other than the footer, the layout needs to have some thought put into it. It needs some color as visually its boring.

Keep in mind that as http2 gets more support, wording about http requests will be a thing of the past. Only have to worry about old IE as usual.

You can keep it here. It seems like you should be taking advantage of browser Dev tools. They save a lot of time.

Are you using Citrio or Chrome? Aren't they two totally different browsers?