[thelist] x-cart vs zen-cart
Emily Tarrant
emily.tarrant at dsl.pipex.com
Wed Jul 6 11:34:47 CDT 2005
fstorr wrote:
> Zen cart is tables, tables, tables. There's a CSS template set
> available but clearly marked with an "experimental, do not use on a
> production site" notice. If you want to hack it to be standards
> compliant, you're in for a big, big job. I started doing it and then
> gave up.
>
> Regards
>
> F
>
Hmmm, yes I'd noticed the tables, but thought that there was hope with
the css template set. Do tables necessarily mean not standards
compliant? Yes, I know all the pros and cons about css vs table-based
design - I'm not trying to start a holy war. I'm one of the converted!
But a tables-based site can still have valid markup. I use XHTML plus
CSS for all my current designs (not a table-based layout in sight), but
I do need to make some decisions about how to handle ecommerce. I've
(probably foolishly) been hoping that an open source solution would be
better than a commercial package. Are there any better solutions? I'm
willing to give anything a go at this stage.
Emily
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