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 | In principle all that you need to do is to create some smart CSS3 rules and make good use of media queries. In practice this is not always enough and you need to look into using frameworks that provide tools and controls to do the job right. Such tools are …  |
| | For starters have you noted that you are not using the jQuery versions are different (1.10.2 on your local site and 1.10.1 on JSFiddle). That apart have you checked your browser console for potentially useful error messages? Not sure what browser you use - personally I would use Chrome since …  |
| | This may or may not help you directly but I thought it worth pointing you to [Click Here](http://www.browserstack.com). They make the process of testing out your design efforts on a whole load of browsers (many different OSs) really easy. |
| | There is very little to view on the page you have linked too so it is not too clear just what layout you are trying to achieve. However, as the previous poster mentioned, it strikes me that what you want - amongst other things - is to see the footer … |
 | It isn't easy to follow just what you are after. However, one thing I have noted. Your while loop to build the $rows array is a complete waste of time. You have that array already - the SQL query is returning it as $r! |
 | Re: cms As others have said there are tons of CMSs written in PHP. If you are looking for one that is well designed and well written try Concrete5.  |
| | Install [WAMP server](http://www.wampserver.com) on your local machine. The installation is pretty straightforward. The one thing to watch out for - if you have Skype running it will already have grabbed Port 80 and the W wamp icon in your tray menu will stay amber. If that happens quit Skype, start …  |
| | You would need to have a fair idea of what the markup on the original site is like. If you do, or are willing to invest the time to find out you can get at what you want in a two step process. 1. Use file_get_content to fetch the entire … |
| | Did you try googling for something like "CSS Tutorial"? Google and a common sense search phrase should always be your first port of call rather than a question on a forum. I did some of the work for you so here are a few links. [HTMLDog](http://www.htmldog.com/guides/css/beginner/) [W3Schools](http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_css.asp) http://learn.shayhowe.com/html-css/ Enough to … |
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