Quote Originally Posted by chadderuski View Post

If you want a CHALLENGE, here you go!

Find a way to source-order the horizontal menu so that it lists AFTER the main page content, but displays at the top properly. Why do this? With a large number of categories and subcategories, the menu is quite large. This pushes the page content (what you want the spiders to read) way down on the page. Your page content may actually never be read, and <google> will likely punish you for all the duplicate (menu) content.
At first my reply was going to be: "Did I say I wanted a challenge?", LOL!

But really, I was remiss in thinking about this in my original design. The header, I could have left the way it is with a stock zen cart install, but I really shouldn't have put the sidebox content before the main content. It doesn't really matter which comes first in my design... I made sidebox come first, then just floated both the sidebox and the content to the right, but honestly it's just as simple to have the content first, then the sidebox second, and float them to the left.

It's also QUITE simple to get the ENTIRE header's source at the end of the page, while having it display at the top. This would require some hacking into tpl_header.php and tpl_footer.php, though in reality I've hacked them up pretty good already. :) Think I ought to update the template to accomplish these things? So basically the SOURCE of the page is in this order: breadcrumbs, then content, then sideboxes, then header, while having the site look exactly the same? I'd love input on this... exciting!