Robin Parduez

"Hi Farrah, No, you need to do more than change the class. You could enclose an image within the <a></a>, something like this: <a id="open" href="#open"><img src="img/show-button.png" alt="Show"></a> I hope that helps" - Robin Parduez

"Hi Chinch222, this method uses PHP so the links within the code are rendered within the HTML source code and displayed to the user. You shouldn't have any problems for SEO with this type of navigation." - Robin Parduez

"Hi Buzzman, certainly, in my experience the majority of users will not tweet, like or +1 content, hence it seems more efficient to only load the social buttons for users who interact with the button and are likely to click them. I've done a lot of testing, and have found page load times improved significantly. It's not an ideal solution for everyone or for all scenarios, but for me it works really well. I hope it is useful for you, thanks for stopping by :)" - Robin Parduez

"Hi Plasmoid75, I know exactly what you mean, and unfortunately it is a limitation of Flickr. You may be able to import a feed into Yahoo Pipes as alternative, but if the limitation of 20 pictures is a major issue for you, you will probably want to pull in a feed for another service. I've been looking at using Pinterest or 500px as an alternative. When I have time I will write up a post on using these alternative services for this purpose." - Robin Parduez

"I agree Matteo, nice tweak for adding Facebook Like button. Thanks for sharing. My main motivation was for page loading times and also rendering content as fast as possible on a mobile device, but the aesthetics of the buttons is also a consideration. I shall put a new improved plugin on the site very soon :)" - Robin Parduez

"I'm glad you saw speed improvements Gordon. I'm working on some tweaks and improvements based on Marcus' comments. Will update this post with the new version very soon :)" - Robin Parduez

"Thanks for the recommendations. I've edited the code to use a single bind and unbind now and will update this post. I agree regarding most of your points, and I shall remove the number count and load each button seperately." - Robin Parduez

"Hi Uriah You need to specify the correct path for your server. So it won't be /home/username/public_html/navigation.php, you can find the path in your hosting control panel, or drop them an email to ask what the path is. Thanks" - Robin Parduez

"Hi Ayano That isn't a bug, it's simply that you are using the same ID on several sliding DIV boxes. To control multiple sliding boxes you need to use a different piece of code, and give each sliding DIV a different ID. If you visit my services page you'll see the more advanced code in action, which allows for multiple sliding boxes." - Robin Parduez

"Thanks Dennis, excellent, I agree this is a good idea. With a true 404 that returns a 404 HTTP status code you shouldn't need to include a noindex directive, but it certainly can't hurt to do so." - Robin Parduez

"No problem Andrei - thanks for stopping by" - Robin Parduez

"You get the unsecure item wanring on the order.php page? If so, it's most likely because you are referring to external files that are on http rather than https. I.e. external CSS or JS files. To avoid the warning error, these must be served from https as well as the page itself. The same applies to images. Double check that everything is served from https, then you should stop seeing the error message." - Robin Parduez

"That's a good question Kalpesh, it certainly should be possible, but you'd need to alter the initial jQuery hide() directive, if the cookie has been set to automatically show the content on subsequent page visits." - Robin Parduez

"This brings some more SEO features to the masses, like the developments in GWT over the last few years. Now whether non-SEO people can correctly interpret the information is another story. Good post Kieron." - Robin Parduez

"I definitely think points 2 and 3 are important. I also think some time spent studying established rules of typography are important. Such as line-height, widows/orphans, sentence length." - Robin Parduez