Hi Jo, I have it working already about to iron it in to my site. Yeah if they do add that then I dump my version. Personally if it was me I would not, as done correctly it could upset the Shopping Cart Creator sales. All depends on the number of items it can process. I could have about 20 in one form.
I shall be interested how they tackle it. Remember this is all hobby to me. Remember that great Aussie saying "Don't Plan, Do".

Actually it would be easier to not use VSD and use my free html editor and just create a form with that and post to the php. But I like VSD it is fun to play with. This is only useful if you have one or two items for sale. More items and it would be the Shopping Cart Creator. I trialed it, works a treat.

My system will never be as elegant but it works.It is the form that makes it elegant. Programming to me is as rewarding as my painting is, Not monetary I might add but I get great satisfaction in creating something.

Ah well that's cool, just didn't want to see you wasting your time on something that is coming when you could be making something that isn't It's all good though, wasn't sure if you knew they were planning that or not

Yeah think I read it in one of the releases. Anyway a good chance to brush up on my php. Done that, now I am finishing my Ebay Bid Checker. This one for Wifey, she likes buying books and sometimes the auction is over before she has bid so I was asked to do something about it.
As long as her computer is on she will be warned. The page will activate a set time before the end of auction. It is all fun. Microsoft's programmers, probably 12 year old's are geniuses. I am amazed just how complex Windows is and its development from version 3. I remember that I had a dos menu system I created in Quick Basic that sort of worked like a very crude windows clone. That was in the 80's. I still have the first single board computer and keyboard ever made by Clive Sinclair. 1 Kb memory, programmable in basic. Monitor was your TV and you saved to a cassette tape. Them's were the days.

Ahh! must be getting old, living past glories. I remember I created a program that read an Autocad drawing to create the tapes to control a Trumpf Punch Press. On the accountants old clunker of a computer that had 900mm wide diskettes each two Mb. Amazing modern computer 1981 model 7ft x 4ft x 3ft. Saw it go out in a skip a couple of years later very sad.
Anyway I type to much go now.

Hey guys!
This is the site i was able to make with CoffeeCup Visual Site Designer!

www.cameso.com

Good job Nathanael! Looks nice simple and clean.

Nathaniel,

When I first loaded the page, I could see code flickering....could not recreate the issue, so not 100% certain what it was I saw, but it might have been the css bits. Try commenting them out like:

<style type="text/css">
<!--
body{
blah, blah, blah....etc
}


-->
</style>

Also on your second page, the image is 3000px x 1800px --- incredibly large. It took a long time to load. In fact, all images are quite large and even on a high speed connection slowly appear. Consider resizing them to the actual size you are using them on the website for optimal performance. Otherwise, it is a nice, clean layout.

Is there a reason you use a splash page? Your index or home page should contain some of your most important Googlebot food and you have an image which most people would consider clicking on, but you do not suggest clicking on it...and absolutely nothing to feed the hungry search engines. At the very least consider adding some keywords. Splash pages are sometimes considered an unnecessary annoyance. That said, I was intrigued enough to click....


UPDATE: Actually, it was the css. Commenting it out <!-- --> as I suggested should resolve that....also might consider resizing that main page logo image, too....or adding more content to index page to feed the Googlebot.

Melanie

Nathanael,

Check the spelling here:



You have two instances of 'tff' where it should have been 'ttf'. I guess that is causing the flickering of code that Melanie, and I, saw. And anyway, I don't see that font anywhere on your site.

Good catch, Inger!

Might also have a look at spelling of the font family....has a T in one place and in the other without...

Good catch by you too, Melanie!

Also the font code should be placed in the header html of the html box not the body html.