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I did look at woocommerce but i think i discounted it as i couldn't see anything about reservations/orders based on dates.

Hi, Appreciate any help making a decision on which way to go with the following.. Brief is to build a site which allows various products / services to be hired for given dates. Bit like an adventure holiday package site. It’ll need the ability to select any number of products for a given period and add them to a shopping cart. Checkout will initially go to an email to organiser but eventually will go to a payment gateway of some sort. My indecision is whether to use an ecommerce platform like magento or go with Wordpress / joomla solution. Magento will have many bells and whistles that will never be used as there’ll be no shipping or stock (in the normal sense) and the backend might be overwhelming for the client. But it does have the shopping cart and payment gateway integration ready when needed. Wordpress on the other hand will have an easier backend, simpler to theme. But I’ve never added ecommerce to Wordpress so not sure how easy that will be. Joomla – much the same story as Wordpress. So which way would be best – anyone done this sort of thing before? Or is there another solution out there that would be tailor made for this type of thing. Any help much appreciated. Thanks

"-f"enquiries@stleonardshouse.co.uk" ? shouldn't that be "-fenquiries@stleonardshouse.co.uk" according to the fasthosts guide?

if you've only just finished you might have to wait for good ranking in google. either method for the links page will work - if you haven't already, sign up for google webmastertools - that will tell you what pages google can see for sure and who is linking to you .. and more to improve rank get more inbound links change you titles to having you compnay name at the end not beginning add more content (improves your hits ) change your heading tags to text instead of images make meta descriptions for you pages unique

i had this problem once and fixed it by making each button the same width - therefore if my navbar was 760px wide, i'd divide that by the number of buttons and apply this width to my buttons might be better ways though

i don't think css supports stretching of a background so you could add an image and apply some css to that. make the image absolute position and 100% width and 100% height. position it top:0 left:0 - might work - not very elegant though

very true make that action="2ndpage.php"

some times you need to trial and error it to track down each issue and try and figure a work around - not much help i know - ie6 is a pain in the ass

that's clever - doen't break when you resize - nice!

since you've given the boxes a fixed height couldn't you simply give your menu a fixed height of say 480px or am i missing the point?

yeah this can be done with css - set up a div with text in for each hover button - have each of these div have a display:none until you hover over their related hover button - in which case the related div is display:block need to see where you're up to before giving a fuller answer but sounds do-able

your staff are hot - if my cat get ill i know wher to come

have any pages been indexed?

i would make the first form post, <form method='post' action='2ndpage.html'>, the form data to the second page - process the data there first, build the page using the post data to populate the new form

welcome - look forward to your input