Is this possible with Zen Cart?

[afo]

I took a peek at getvictory.org.

[0be1]

My nephew is a journalist and needs/wants a website to display some of his work. I think this'll do quite nicely if I can get it worked out in my head. I should look a the sites he sent me as samples to get the terminology down.

0be1, I really like what you've done in this direction. Is everything "document general"?

This is document nothing It is actually ez-pages as additional sideboxes. It was the only way I could figure out how to do it at the time.

0be1

[afo]

This is document nothing It is actually ez-pages as additional sideboxes. It was the only way I could figure out how to do it at the time.

0be1

Ah, ok. I'm going to play around with it and see what I can do.

[ThePatch]

I've done this as well with great success:

http://www.ccfaq.org

Mind you, we're going to be moving to a wordpress solution; our goals for the site need the rss broadcase abilities that Wordpress affords. We just strip out the 'blogginess' of Wordpress and it looks like a ready made site.

http://www.ccfaq.org/new/install/

But Zen has SO many more uses than 'just' a shopping cart!

[bigbadboy]

But Zen has SO many more uses than 'just' a shopping cart!

Although I mainly use Zen to build ecommerce sites I have just started to build a ZC based site for a property rental company.
I was going to use a CMS but found ZC so much easier to build with the client in mind.
Everything is there that i need, just turn the 'store' side of things off and away you go!

[0be1]

I've done this as well with great success:

http://www.ccfaq.org

Mind you, we're going to be moving to a wordpress solution; our goals for the site need the rss broadcase abilities that Wordpress affords. We just strip out the 'blogginess' of Wordpress and it looks like a ready made site.

http://www.ccfaq.org/new/install/

But Zen has SO many more uses than 'just' a shopping cart!

Patch;

I like the second one much better. My next site I want to find a way to implement nifty cube (used to be nifty corners) and you can see it here:

http://www.html.it/articoli/niftycube/index.html or more specifically like this one:

http://www.html.it/articoli/niftycube/nifty6.html

I have not found a lot of zc users tempting this one yet. zc can do sooooooooo much more when using css styling and the boring square things are a thing of the past. We need to start livening our sites up more (IMHO).

shalom,

0be1