samuelwight

Your site is pretty good. There are a few things you may want to consider though, especially involving the mobile aspect of your site. I visited your site on an iPad. This was the first thing I saw: https://tinypic.com/r/11uvls5/5 . Do you see how the menu items are all off because you have so many? It doesn’t look very good. Second thing: your “Scroll to the top” thing. It looks like this on my iPad: https://tinypic.com/r/qp0ym1/5 . That being right in the middle kind of gets in the way of the content on the site, you know? If it were on the bottom left or right side, it might look a lot better. Third thing: your slider. On my iPad, it is very, very, VERY slow! It takes at least 5-10 seconds for it to get to the next image: https://tinypic.com/r/2uj61b4/5 . It also gets stuck sometimes. If you could make that more mobile friendly, that would be awesome. Fourth and final thing: scrolling on your site. Whenever I scroll on your site, there is some kind of lag almost where a size varying brown bar appears where I am scrolling. I wasn’t able to get a picture of this, but this proves to be very, very annoying.

If you were to fix all of these things, I think you’d have a very professional site! Have fun and good luck!

Uh, sorry. That’s how to edit the header of your theme. I’m needing how to edit the admin bar wordpress logo. I just removed it already. I do need to know how to edit the login page logo. Any tips?

So if I’m going to attribute the original author(s), how would I do that? Should I mention the original plugin name?

Teachers probably won’t go through the source of a website, as far as I know. They’re not really comfortable with viewing source code. I will then just use plugins as they are and not edit them too much.

How long about does it take for plugin creators to respond? Is it necessary to contact them, cause I have to get my site done very soon. I don’t really want to mention WordPress, because teachers (the group of people I’m making the website for) might become confused in some way.

I’m trying to create an educational site. I really don’t want to mention wordpress and I found out that I don’t have to, but that the copyright has to remain intact. Is this the same with plugins that are released under a GPL license, cause I’ve noticed that almost all of them have a copyright.

Should I then just edit the plugin description and not change who authored the plugin?