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I've come to the conclusion that if I don't find any documentation on a question then possibly my question is wrong With PW you can build your site the way you want, as LostKobrakai said.

I've used Owl carousel with loading images via JSON (+ fancybox for the lightbox part): http://owlgraphic.com/owlcarousel/demos/customJson.html ResponsiveSlides looks pretty neat, will try it in the next project.

Nice, some minor issues I found: header has issues in about 650-1024px page width range. It is cropped or the menu covers the logo main menu items (desktop size) should have more padding to be easier to click on

Thanks, fishnetsecurity was a good read. I'm the client It's a personal project. In fact this is only a minor one so no need to take extra security steps.

Recently tried Monstra and I will use it for simpler sites.

Get rid of all the JavaScript errors you see in the Console before trying to solve the FancyBox issue.

I'm developing a site (not PW) and I told to one of my non-tech relative how the Reset password feature works: - ask the user's email - send a link with code to the given email - the user clicks on the link in his email and gets to a form where he can enter a new password His first reaction was that it is insecure because if someone hacks the user's email account he can request a new password on my site and so he can login. I'm not sure if a developer should take care of such cases. On the other hand, it is also my duty to prevent unauthorized access. I have checked some other sites and they used the same method as I. I could prevent this with "What's your favorite colour?" type questions that the user answered when he registered, and only send out the email if the answer matches. This is also problematic, because he may forget the right answer. What's your opinion?

In your foreach gallery loop you are creating many lightboxes with the same ID: <a href="#gallery" class="lightbox" id="image_gallery"> ID's should be unique, only one per page is allowed with the same name. Try something like // before the loop: <?php $counter = 1; ?> // in the loop: <?php $currentID = "image_gallery_" . $counter; ?> <a href="#<?php echo $currentID; ?>"> <a href="#gallery" class="lightbox" id="<?php echo $currentID; ?>"> <?php $counter++; ?> Then you will have IDs like "image_gallery_1", "image_gallery_2", etc.

Looking forward to the surprise, hopefully it will be as nice as this one!