Simply stated, I can modify a theme or plugin to satisfy my needs, but that's not to say if I find a must have plugin or theme, I won't pony up some money for it. It's best to consider your wordpress hacked the same way as your Smartphone. If the item is something that you can use daily and"can't live without" then what is the issue with throwing a few bucks at the developer. Weather it's by paying for the application/plugin or by donating, the developer will appreciate it (full disclose, I have a"Donate" button on my plugin page, but I don't expect it to be used).
I am building the menu with and when I visit the site with IE7, I get javascript errors javascript errors when mousing over the menu. It works great in IE6 and FF (both 1.5 and two RC3). Please let me know if anyone has any ideas. I will send my code if necessary.
By"ownership" we mean for you, the customer, have the username and password, you get billed directly, and it is your name on the domain registration and hosting plan. Depending on the sophistication of your web designer, they may want to host the site for you on some type of server which saves them money but still allows a great deal of money to charge YOU.
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This is a developing process and change is never easy, but with change comes a renewal. Renewed awareness and renewed sense of achievement come from each these changes. Now, test it. Take a look at where you are at, tweak and tune as necessary, and concentrate on moving forward with the new process.
From us sending in the request less than 8 hours were taken by warning. We all lost almost a full day of traffic from Google, which is about 50% of the total. Only two customers noticed the issue, but we needed to send a warning out to most of them so ultimately they found out. We have learned a lot about what is considered secure on the web (nothing) and what is vulnerable (almost everything).