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Campbell -- Using StudioPress themes is a great start. In terms of plugins and widgets, there are no "best", as it depends entirely on what you want to do.
One great way to enhance your skills is to join a local Meetup and get to know more people in your area that use WordPress. Assuming you're still in Cadiz, this one looks pretty solid and they meet next Friday:
http://www.meetup.com/Cadiz-WordPress-Meetup/Good luck!
Two initial thoughts:
1 -- Don't put too much into what that plugin says. It's an awesome plugin, but just an algorithmic interpretation of your page, which can lead to confusion.
2 -- What is the keyword that you're looking for?Not sure what you mean by "from .php to .html". I would assume you'll take pages like "grill.php" and have them simply be "/grill/".
If so, the Redirection plugin can help quite a bit with that.
Example. This page:
http://www.cardlog.com/our_company/history.htm
Now redirects to this page:
http://www.cardlog.com/about-cardinal/history/
via that plugin. Works well, and preserves most of your link/seo equity.
Use any kind of proper code editing tool. Notepad++ on Windows is a good place to start. Lots of good choices out there.
In your iframe statement, you set
scrolling="no". Change that to "yes" or "auto" and it should do the trick.The Jetpack Infinite Scroll is pretty neat, but for something completely different.
Isaac -- Nice work! If you're looking for feedback, here are a few minor things I found:
1. You should customize the favicon on the site.
2. You should probably load Google Analytics on there to track traffic.
3. Put a real testimonial in the internal sidebar.Hope that helps.
I see you're running WordPress SEO by Yoast (sidenote: you should update it to the latest version).
Go into [SEO] --> [Titles & Metas] in your sidebar, choose the "Home" tab at the top, and then put "Fullfillco" in the main "Title template:" box. That should do the trick.
Jack -- A couple of steps will get you there.
1 - Download and activate the Genesis Simple Hooks plugin.
2 - Go into the new [Genesis] --> [Simple Hooks] menu.
3 - The first box on the page is for the header area. Check the "Execute PHP on this hook?" box below it and then use code like this to specify which pages for your code to appear on:<?php if (is_page('about-us')) { ?> whatever code you want to add <?php } ?>Hope that helps.
Bert,
Look near line 546 in your stylesheet for "margin-top". Change it to 220px or so and that should do the job.
It depends on how you define "mobile device" and "tablet". These themes choose sizes based on the width of the viewport of the device. The smallest on Magazine Pro, by default, is 480px.
Go in your stylesheet to roughly line 2194 (depending on what else you might have added), right below:
@media only screen and (max-width: 480px) {and add:
.entry-title {
font-size: 24px; /* or a different size if you want */
}It seems to be an issue with the form you're using ("nform"?). By default, widgets have a margin-bottom of 40px, but that plugin is overriding it with a margin-bottom of 0px.
The CSS is minified so it's tough to see, but here's where the problem is:
http://screencast.com/t/cMGzDLqly8VThe issue at the bottom of the page is that the text in the middle widget is dropping onto two lines, thus pushing the box down a bit further. Reduce the text in there or reduce the size of the text and it'll fix itself.
I'm not seeing the problem at the top of the page...
