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Very “cool”! Really great job – I love the drawings.

I’m not familiar with photodropper, but I know that WordPress uses a shortcode for its caption, so is your link code and image code within this shortcode like so?

[caption id="blah" align="blah" width="blah" caption=" YOUR LINK CODE HERE "] YOUR IMAGE CODE HERE [/caption]

Ok about 30 error throws later I think I finally got it. I caught the end of the game too though, so I’m not that slow.

updated it on the pastebin too, in case anyone still wants to check
https://wordpress.pastebin.com/RK13ucF6

i guess you could try this

• change < to  & l t ;
• change ” to  & # x 2 7 ;
• change > to  & g t ;

try changing all instances of those (ignore the extra spaces) throughout the link code in html mode.

Also you might want to modify that javascript slideshow to react much faster when clicked.

Yea I’d remove the meta links as well, especially since you already have a log-in button in the footer. Personally I’d remove everything from that side of the homepage except for maybe the search. You should get the contact form 7 plugin and put a quick contact form in place of that stuff as well as on the contact page. It’s always good to have a quick and easy way for customers to contact you on the front page if possible, so people can do it on impulse. Quite a few will visit the site and just want to fill that out real quick with some questions or to get a quote, and not bother looking at anything else. Anyone can have a nice looking site but fast and friendly customer service is what makes sales. The other contact info and links that you think you need to keep from the homepage could go in a footer or something.

you may have to avoid using wp_page_menu and just manually create the navigation links

looks great, but the page title just comes up as “greatest” for me no matter where I am in the blog.

add this code where you want the navigation:

<?php wp_list_pages('title_li='); ?>

then add this to your stylesheet:

li.pagenav li {
			display: inline;
		}

within the loop on page.php (or template your pages use) you could do something like:

<h2><?php if (is_page('live stream')) echo "<img src="livestream.jpg" />";
elseif (is_page('about us')) echo "<img src="aboutus.jpg" />";
else echo the_title(); ?></h2>

where the_title() call would normally be.

worked perfectly, thanks a lot!

awesome, thanks I’ll try it tonight

Really good site. The blog page was a little wider than the others though, and popped up horizontal scroll with my resolution. Also couldn’t get the fullsize prettyphoto pictures to come up.

I like the site, but it reads slightly unbalanced with the header shifted the way it is and not directly over the content. Since you almost have 2 sidebars going, one for each side, you might consider making it 3 column all the way up and center the title and purple banner over the blog posts. If you dropped the search and rss down too it might fit nicely. Your wordpress implementation seems spot on though.

more specifically it’s the sidewiki tool in the google toolbar.