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Seems like a lot of work when there's already a scroll bar in built into the browser...

The second one looks like it calls from a plugin. Do you have a plugin on the site as well? It's likely that your conflict is actually in there. How are they conflicting?

Possible answer to your query here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1326570/how-to-disable-browser-or-element-scrollbar-but-allow-scrolling-with-wheel-or-a I have to pose a question, though: why would you want to deprive users of an expected UI element? Regardless of how a given user goes...

Same here. I just comes to you after a while. Without turning this into an editor thread, I hadn't seen Geany before. A bit too in depth for me right now, though. I use Sublime Text 2 pretty much exclusively, though I don't think it would really work for some of the stuff you do. Have you...

This is all the answer you'll ever need. I, too once used 960gs. I stopped using it for the same reason. I've messed with Bootstrap, H5BP and Bones as well. I found them more cumbersome than they're worth. I've found over time that no matter how complex the layout, there's really no substitute...

I haven't come across a situation where I needed it thus far, but I always figured if I found it necessary, I'd just grab the $(document).outerWidth(true); and use that to swap out the images for higher resolutions as required.

http://webdesignerwall.com/tutorials/building-custom-wordpress-theme

http://justbuildwebsites.com/

I remember one of my early designs I posted on here that used ribbons. It was so bad. The reviews were just shy of scathing. The beauty of design is the creativity in it. That's why those ribbons didn't come with a set of instructions that said, "use the 4th one for nav menus, and the 5th one...

Span tags are inline elements, and therefore only take up the space they need, nothing more. Try using display:inline-block; on the .sizer class

Well, HTML5 has the contenteditable attribute. That, coupled with some AJAX might work. It would be pretty difficult to do. If you really want to edit the site without going into the code, maybe give CushyCMS a look. That, or build your site on some kind of CMS to begin with.

PHP, actually. Search the WP Codex for the_excerpt_rss - That should start you off in the right direction. I basically used the_excerpt_rss to post a thumbnail on the category page of each photo in the category. That thumbnail links to the image itself (not the "blog post"), and has a call...

I did a WP theme for one, and it made uploading their photos as simple as creating a new post and drag/dropping. It was pretty in depth. Got way more into the PHP side of things than I've really ever been comfortable doing.

Give Jekyll a try, or some other HTML compiler/static site generator.

The "problem", I've discovered from having the same issue, is that WP adds width and height attributes to images when it posts them. This makes max-width act up. Here's a link to the answer I found: http://css-tricks.com/snippets/wordpress/remove-width-and-height-attributes-from-inserted-images/...

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=interactive+web+timeline

http://codepen.io/ronaldroe/pen/osLbm

The second layout, but alphabetized.

There's no image requirement there. Pure CSS, baby.