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Just read his original post...

There's a lot more you need to learn before Wordpress. There is no "designing in HTML" anymore. All of those tags/attributes were deprecated some time ago. You need to go back, update your HTML knowledge, learn CSS, JS and have at least a basic understanding of PHP. Then, wander into Wordpress...

You have a few options then. However, I'm going to say the easiest way is to just use MS WebMatrix. It'll install and configure PHP for you and start a server. I personally use the 5.3 windows installer from windows.php.net and then overwrite it with 5.5, which has a built-in server that you...

There's a few ways you can run PHP, and it all depends on what OS you're running. Post that, and I'll let you know what your options are. Dreamweaver doesn't weave dreams. It weaves crappy, useless and unmanageable code. It works pretty well if you only use the code editor and nothing else, but...

This thread is a suggestion...

Don't listen to these other guys, Arsenal. These naysayers know nothing. Just hire Mishnoon. He'll take care of everything.

Except that you do. It's called analytics. I'm betting the number is really close to zero.

Any text editor will do. The interface is made with boat loads of JavaScript that interface with PHP on the server.

So, you're trying to build something like Orbitz on Wordpress? Not really going to work. I mean, I guess it's probably possible, but it's completely impractical and would be a bloated mess.

You'll use position:fixed in your CSS to make the banner stay in place like that. To close it, you'll use a JS click event and just hide it. With jQuery: $('a.close').click(function(){ $('div.banner').hide(); });

I may need an illustration here. I'm having a hard time grasping what you're wanting.

No idea. Still not seeing it. Using Chrome 30.0.1599.114

I don't see the line, but if you're using background-size:cover, you don't need to center it, IIRC.

I'm not sure what you're asking. Could you upload the code on a live server somewhere?

To be honest, if you want the job done, you will want to make a budget for this project. Promises don't pay bills.

Code? Link? Gimme something.

I don't either. For most clients, I just describe what I'm going to do, maybe show them a color pallet. Some want to see more. For them, I use Style Tiles. Design comps and wire frames are too binding, plus they take up a bunch of extra time you don't need to be spending. I've had a scant few...

Don't let that stop you. You just have to make time. Trust me, I've been doing it for years. Sure, I can't dedicate as much time as others who do it full time, but I work it in. You can too.

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Actually, they've been deprecated: http://www.w3.org/TR/html5-diff/#obsolete-elements