[Steve Palmer]

After spending a full week (2 of us) with ecwid... I'm completely sold on it, and is now my goto shopping cart solution.

Here's a demo of my first implementation:

http://www.palminteractive.com/nanolia/store/

We also built in a wholesale catalog using hidden categories:

http://www.palminteractive.com/nanolia/wholesale-login/

Ecwid was a joy to work with, couldn't be any happier with the end result... can't wait to finally launch this site after close to 1000 hours on this project!

[David Robertson1]

how can i make it so the cart will stay within the weebly frame?
how when you click on my cart カート at www.davids.jp, it pops open a new pop up page.
i want to stop think
thanks for your help

[Steve Palmer]

David, this should probably be posted in the integration forum...

I don't know what weebly is and I don't read japanese.

But, if its pop up'ed. Then its probably the html link target attribute="new" instead of target="self".

[Steve Palmer]

And quit posting the same question on every forum... you are a forum admin's worst nightmare.

[Steve Palmer]

I've had a couple people private message me on how I got the sidebar nav to work with ecwid... Very simple to do in wordpress using the custom menus option combined with the custom sidebars plugin:http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/custom-sidebars/

All you have to do is create a custom sidebar, then apply the custom menu to that sidebar the store will placed.
When you set up your custom menu in wordpress just link directly to the product or category you'd like. If in doubt just browse your store and copy the link directly from the browser address bar.
The shopping bag widget is in the top sidebar position, the store menu in the second widget position.

[baggage UK]

Nice integration.

If you don't mind me asking, is that a bought wordpress theme you're using, or is it custom?

[Steve Palmer]

It's 95% custom.. the main nav bar and featured slider code are from elegant.

[baggage UK]

Ahh, nice. Thanks, looks good.

[Sweet Beats]

Sorry just confirming - so you aren't using ecwid's side navigation plugin, you are using a custom nav built by links? was this to avoid having to do all the formatting from ecwid's default font etc?