Slashmire

I'll go with above and say "...interesting" Maybe have a non-white color to reflect the gloomy atmosphere, aside from that, it's very...interesting

The top bar is quite nice; however, my only critic would be that the layout seems to generic and is easy to confuse with advertisement pages.

It seems like being on Amazon is probably extremely helpful for a small e-commerce; the navigation is really simple

Yep, got to go with the herd here I wonder if Explorer will try to fix most of these problems in their real non-beta version when Vista comes...

I assume that if you have a flat shipping rate, then you do not have any international orders...or am I reading that wrong.

Wow interesting... yet I can't really add more to what has been said by everyone.. I'm even suprised that these softwares are considered legal...

Yep, like above, my answer is quite cheesy, it was just a big interest of mine that had to be developed. Wouldn't be able to keep a website that I didn't like

Haven't heard much about Joomla. Is there advertisements that I don't see, or is it just not that popular?

Hmm right now, the timing is not that great, so I have GIMP on graphic side, and as far as other tools, I do not have any webpage apps, and am more focused on Visual Studio.

Being in Canada, I can really agree on the fact that commerces that don't have shipping costs outside of their country is quite a problem, and sometime the effort to ask is just too much.

Aside from popups and music that automatically plays, I have to say that websites that have an extra front page that says "click me to get on my page" just seems like a dirty way of getting extra advertisements...

Hmm, well I answered in your other similar topic, but just to reiterate myself, I am with Eskymo on that one. There are so many blockers out there, that most people won't see your popup.

I can't help you on the coding itself, but I was just thinking that with the amount of popup blockers there are (as well as those embedded in browsers) popups may not be the best way to go.

That's very nice, seems like Project Seven has doing more than its share of work toward the Dreamweaver community

Great example, that rollover european map should do the trick...unless you have something far more complicated in mind