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A good discipline used by all programmes would be to rename: MyStylesheet.css to MyStylesheet.bak
This is the normal way of preventing any executable from reading any .css you...

Little Grasshopper,

:smartalec: Mastery of Zen: Read My previous post #701

Mike,

1. Buy the book on Zen Cart, it's advertised all round the site here, at the top, and is invaluable for any novice to learn your way through the system.

2. Read lots of posts on the key...

"Don't Panic"

Back to basics - have you found the original source .php files referred to in the tutorials and understood where the standard welcome messages are located?

Just understanding the...

My advice is to work on the template first, learn that and master it to get the style of site/shop you want before spending too much time entering all your product details. This way you will have...

If you browse the showcase sits you'll see what can be achieved with a little care. My own is a rudimentary attempt to master the system and needs a good overhaul some time soon, but if you are...

The book is certainly comprehensive about all the administrative details, but that also includes the formatting, using all the options in the administration to control what you want to display and...

I got the book last year when creating my shop, not touched the shop since then, but the book was a big help in understanding the cart and was reasonably up-to-date, and you get a free up-grade for...

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Very true, that's why I made notes of my own from the very beginning.

:smartalec:

Yes, you should write it down.
That was my first priority when setting up my cart, make a note of every single step throughout the process so I could search back for the one I wanted, and add my own...

Answer 1) Read the fora carefully, searching out each specific topic in turn to gain your mastery of the world of Zen Cart.

Answer 2) Buy the book (see top of most pages on this site) and work...

Having had about fifteen years experience with various computer projects I've long appreciated the need for a good, well-written guide and manual for any new participant and plan. That combined...