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  • #42615

    Kyle
    Keymaster

    Looking great, Alex! I love seeing people staying true to the heart of WordPress by building incredible blogs. Glad we could partner with you along the way!

    #42629

    Tyler L
    Participant

    Nice work Alex! Makes me hungry. Beautiful photography too! I like the idea of having the tags and recent posts in the top drop-down. I may have to “borrow” this idea 😉

    #43006

    Rad
    Moderator

    Yes, beautiful and nice work! 😉

    #43099

    Branko K
    Participant

    Awesome site Matt, inspiring for my own X project!

    Feedback I could give you is that personally, I like having something static between parallax images. It looks better organized that way, and highlights the static content amazingly.

    The yachting page is impressive indeed!

    #43107

    Christian
    Moderator

    Hey Branko,

    Thanks for your feedback for Matt.

    #43622

    Kaz v
    Participant

    Hi Kyle (and Theme.co),

    My reply’s a little late, but: thanks for your compliments 🙂

    “One thought related to your typography size might be to make your normal paragraph text about the size of [the subheader].”

    Have been playing around with this, but in my opinion this would make my normal paragraph text too large. I also don’t think I want to “draw too much attention” to the paragraph. The header (“Lookin’ good”) should be a teaser, the subheader (translated: “Our websites look good on all screens. And in search engines.”) should function as the “warm up to the call to action”. The actual call to action will be a button positioned below the paragraph which leads to a page that’s actually under construction right now, and which will contain a little more detailed description of services I offer.

    The paragraph is intended to give a little push if people aren’t persuaded yet by the header + subheader to click the call to action.

    On the services page the same structure will be used: header to tease, subheader to warm up, call to action to lead people to the “request a free quote” page.

    But to cut a long story short: I might enlarge the paragraph text soon 😉

    #43631

    Kyle
    Keymaster

    Sounds like you’re thinking through all the details, Kaz! That’s good…it’s always about the details 🙂

    #43828

    Joerg S
    Participant

    Our new website with the incredible X-Theme is ready now: http://www.connectline.de
    Unfortunately just in German language…

    #44106

    Kyle
    Keymaster

    Thanks for sharing and for the kind words, Joerg!

    #44476

    Victoria D
    Participant

    Hey ho! Mine is finished at http://www.reindeer-riot.com 🙂

    #44513

    Kyle
    Keymaster

    Wonderful job, Victoria! Clean and organized…very nice!

    #44704

    Brad S
    Participant

    Hey Ryan, I love your site! I’m trying to get images in a portfolio to show in a nice gallery, and then a clickable lightbox just as you have on http://www.dbband.org/galleryfront/2013-western-carolina-toc/, but I’m really new to this. Is there any chance that you could talk me through the steps I need to make please? Most specifically in regards getting the images to appear in that clickable lightbox. Think I can manage the rest 🙂

    Many thanks.

    Brad

    #44954

    Rad
    Moderator

    Hi Brad, we’re here to help you. A new thread will greatly help us for assisting your request 😉

    Great stuff guys!

    #45037

    Andrew C
    Participant

    This is how we X-Theme it at the Good Stuff http://www.goodstuff4kids.co.uk/home/

    #45043

    Markus F
    Participant

    Hi Brad! You did a perfect job there. Well done!
    Let me ask you a question: How did you manage to put the 4 Blog Thumbnails to fullwith although the content of the site is limited? Thank you in advance!