Eric Daams

It really depends on what you have currently. If any of the plugins you use clash with the theme you implement, then you’ll have problems. Same goes with if there is anything in your current theme that is hard-coded into it (ie. not in there via a widget), then you won’t have it when you switch theme.

But that said, most of the time I’ve found it pretty safe to switch themes.

The simplest solution would be to add in a different body class for each category page (ie. if category A, body class is category-a), and also add a class to the thumbnail img (for example, thumbnail).

Then, you could set the width and height for the thumbnail image on the category-a page like this:

.category-a img.thumbnail {width:200px;height:200px;}

Cheers,
Eric

Your Facebook icon is outside of the div for the post. Put it just inside the closing div (ie. </div>) and it should create plenty of padding between it and the next post.

It looks pretty good to me. I’d probably try to add more photos/colour, as it’s very dark at the moment. Also, seems to me you could make better use of the Featured Posts block in the sidebar — why not just show a list of the most recently featured posts? Perhaps if you have teaser images for each of them, you could use them in there as well, to bring in some more colour.

Yes, ga.js was the Google Analytics script. I just checked your site and it loaded in a flash, so that was definitely the culprit.

Cais’ solution might work, or a simpler option could be to set the character as a background image. You would need to create a new div directly inside the contentwrap div, and give it the character image as a background (positioned bottom right). Let me know if that works for you.

Nice design, and nice use of the Hybrid framework.

From an SEO point of view, there would probably be some benefits to having individual pages for each of their major service points.

Very nice, clean design. Impressive to hear that traffic has tripled since switching to WordPress; obviously that was a good move.

I noticed a few small issues in the comments section. Try adding in a bit of padding between the Discussion and “2 Comment for …” bits — it feels a bit cramped without any padding. Also, there’s a random Google icon showing up before the commenter’s name, which looks kind of weird.

Hey Ke, it looks like the banners in the sidebar have a hover effect (all the other links do too), which is what’s creating that black rectangle. To remove it, try adding this rule to your CSS file:

.sidebaradbox a:hover, .email-banner a:hover, .facebook-badge a:hover {background:transparent;}

With the errors, it looks like most of them would probably be located in header.php. Basically you just have to try and match up the snippet from the validator with the code.

In terms of loading time, it seems pretty good to me. Most pages loaded in under 2 seconds.