Dave Egerton

sorry, a namespace simply means adding something to the code so it will not clash with other javascript libraries for example in css, as opposed to #column, you might have #pets_column so you know your rule will not clash with another rule. When using several javascript libraries for example, you could fall into a trap if each library styles the same element becuase its used commonly, such as #left, #header etc see this article http://www.dustindiaz.com/namespace-your-javascript/

Well , I dont know if you copied in the text from another document or web page and not as just plain text But you have a h2 inside a span, and then this h2 you have p tags with a lot of in-line html via span elements in your global css you have a rule h2 span which states "make it italic" (around lime 170) I would be tempted to copy the text on that page, insert it into a text editor, and then, once you have deleted all the text etc, re-paste as plain text and then just set heading and paragraphs manually or via an inline HTML editor. Once the html is correct, if you still have styling issues, you can modify gloabl.css

I see, as you say maybe its clashing, I dont know Could you add a namespace to the javaScript in Prestashop to see if its a clash and that fix's it I never had a clash using analytics code to be honest, but I have not used it yet on Prestashop

Depending if you need to use weights beyond simply using them to calculate shipping costs, could not not simply apply the lower weight to the matchbox item so the cost is $2, or am I missing something?

Hi Hoodgrown You should just be able to add the tracking code at the footer of your pages (before closing body tag) and it should work. In google analytics, theer is an option to check the code it working You don't need to do anything else such as set-up goals etc If its your petsright website, I could not see analytics code in the source, although you may have added the verify code for google webmasters

the usual way is a single image for the sides, white in centre, shadows left and right applied to a div such as #page as background image and told in css to tile vertically. As the #pahe grows depending on its content the background image will tile to match #page height Then apply top and bottom shadows separately using other class or IDs on divs etc

Bruno, I assume you are talking about drop shadows on the main navigation. All you need is a single background image on your CSS with the two effects and then a css rule to move the background image up when you hover. (There are other ways also of course) if you search on web for change background image CSS on hover you will find many articles to guide you Then change your global.css file in your theme. if you not sure what html classes and id's your prestashop menu is using, install firebug (A firefox extension)

It cost is a consideration and/or you want reseller account I can say prestashop also seems to work OK on heart internet (but I would carry out own tests)

See these links, may be helpful Wiki guide - module create module

You might find these links helpful Module guide create a module

you should find tools.php inside the classes folder

As someone familiar with various eCommerce solutions, including Prestshop and Magento, my take is I hear people talk about Magento a lot and Magento is superb and particularly suitable for medium to larger shops. But it has a high learning curve and building shops takes longer so its costs more, and its too slow on cheaper shared hosting - but it is a great solution for many. In the small to medium shops, Prestashop has the opportunity to come out on top for sure. In this space there are very few open source products that are as good as Prestashop (although Prestashop needs work of course to become fully bug free and robust) I think Prestashop see their opportunities and are working as fast as they can to develop the software, fix bugs and make it a brilliant solution. Overall, the awareness and number of people getting involved is growing all the time and I think Prestshop will continue to get stronger and stronger - What are the real "open source"alternatives that can offer the same flexibility and web2 features whilst being easy to learn, have a small footprint and an easy method (via modules and themes) to expand the software.

Elachys has developed Protx direct and support for VSP forms, see Protx gateway You could ask any questions on above forum post, I am sure Elachys will respond once/if he sees it

As far as I am aware prestashop supports the upload of .jpg, .png, .gif formats, however when an image is uploaded it is converted and saved as a .jpg which is not ideal. There have been a few posts on this topic over the months and I think they will continue - Of course, everyone is aware that it should be possible to support all major image formats without converting these. I know you are aware of this and have stated you could not fix this for v1.1 bug tracker Can the team therefore clarify if this will make its way into a final version or 1.2 or do you think it will be a later version than this?. many thanks

You could create two CMS pages then install one of the modules or 3rd party modules that lets you edit the HTML (there are a few) such as http://www.prestashop.com/forums/viewthread/17012/#77413 which should do what you want (Although I have not used this one), then just add a link to your CMS pages or other URLs if in wordpress or somewhere else