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Math. Or Photoshop's ruler tool.

I'd refuse to do it altogether.

Define "small fee".

Paypal can obfuscate the email when you generate buttons or invoices, so as long as they protect it, I don't know why it would matter. But, I can't say it's a bad idea to err on the side of caution.

Add the following at the end of your CSS and see if it doesn't help: .Container::after{ content:""; display:block; clear:both; width:0; height:0; }

Set the image as a body background. Then, use relative positioning and float:right for the menu.

You've just taken what appears to be the standard template for PHPBB and swapped out the header with a very tiny repeating pattern. What's to review?

That error is in your jQuery file. Get a different copy. I know it's the one WP is loading, but that one seems to be bad for whatever reason.

So I guess it still isn't working after you removed the colon? It wasn't just a small error I noticed. It would have stopped it from working. If it doesn't work after you remove it, there's something else wrong somewhere that we aren't going to see in the code you've posted.

It's a really damn good design. Do you have a version where the text isn't inset that we could see? I just have a hunch...

Is it causing the site to not work? Looks like you got a bad copy of jQuery. If the site works, though, just go with it.

Not thinking that's what they were getting at. Unless I read it wrong, they're looking for something like Wix, but that can edit the look of a PHP-generated site.

No. Not for dynamic sites.

You have an extra colon in the last-of-type declaration.

I like Flexslider, myself.

I develop locally, using MS Webmatrix for my server. It has a perfectly good code editor built in too, but I don't use it. I like to use Sublime Text 2 for that. I use SASS for my CSS, so I have Prepros running to compile it, as well as minify/concatenate my JS and compress images. For...

Not many people around here are going to give up their design process so easily. Keeping that information close is part of what keeps us competitive. However, That's one hell of a good start. Find a site you like (one that's not overly complex), and view source on it. Try to work your way...

The site doesn't load.

The quick answer to your question is: put it after the main loop, and float the column to the left. The better answer is: I would shift the main content to the right to give it some breathing room on the left side, and then expand it across to the sidebar.

These 2 things have nothing in common. DW is an IDE. Frameworks are code.