Looks great Scott! Hopefully you'll be adding more products to it too so you can expand even further. Nice job

Thank you Jo Ann!
Yes, I will be adding more products all the time. I have a lot on my plate at this point (as we all do!). Currently I am still "fleshing" out the site after the change from the other cart system I was using. Today is time to get the legaleze back on the site.

Hopefully in the next update to SCCP/SCDP there will be the addition of a way for the users of the site to add in some custom text to an order.

kindlot.com Still a work in progress. Hadn't touched HTML in 12 years until three weeks ago. Worked on the cart After building a home page I decided to keep everything within the cart itself at least for now. I have been doing the layout in Visual Designer taking the HTML from visual designer and tweaking it in the HTML editor and then putting that HTML into the cart. Lots of work to do not enough time but the Coffee Cup products got me up and running in no time flat.

shop:

http://www.sunputty.com/sunputty_online_store/index.php

main website:

http://www.sunputty.com

We love coffeecup software....like everyone else we can't wait to see coupon functionality with SCCP and responsive code with html editor...

Thanks for all your great software CoffeeCup!

Here's our main store site: http://www.shopsccaor.com

Here's the store iframed into our website: http://www.sccaor.com/member-service-ce … lias=store

Not being able to use coupon codes is becoming an issue so we'll probably be looking for a new platform soon.

I will never understand the concept of why anyone would iframe a shop into their site instead of just working a link into the website to go to the shop and changing the home URL setup in the settings of the shopping cart creator to point to the website home page. Much simpler, much better looking by far as iframes really suck for shops. They limit you to the viewport of that iframe and no larger and sometimes a menu can extend further and it causes a hassle trying to navigate them. Just looks very unprofessional to me. Just my opinion of course, but... Good luck on it either way though

Here's my first effort:

http://www.webbex.net/web/shop/index.php

Looks good Chris. Having the You-tube videos in there really helps with what kind of quality the cams can putout.

Very nicely done Chris, clean, lots of information for the products. Good job!

Chris did you have a play with the designer program

I think with that template you can enlarge the thumbnails quite a lot before it becomes 2 across , if it does just reduce a fraction it goes back to three across

larger thumbnails help for first time views,

looking good, better than my first attempts