I just launched my 4th DNN site yesterday: http://www.diamondbar8.com/.

This site uses the web-warehouse store modules. I'm very please with how easy it was to implement and the high level of customization it allows. However, I had to use some css hacks to make an img button to view the cart and img buttons to view products. There are several other features that are on my wish list as well for the next version in addition to the features listed here: http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Community...fault.aspx

• An inventory tracking system
• A “specials” section on the storefront (like new items and features).
• Tag-free text tokens, i.e. the product name, price, summary, etc.
• Another option to indicate a featured item.
• A view cart token. 

All those were issues that I had to work around or do without in this website.

This site uses the new NAV menu, which required some CSS hacks to get it to look consistent but it was easy to work.

This is first time I’ve use WEFT font objects in a site. They were for AmerTypeCnd, Western, and Lucida Handwriting. It’s actually quite easy to implement once you get over the small hurling of figuring out the software. I’m definitely going to be using it in other sites. If you've never used it, my advice would be to make the font objects for every character if the text can be modified through DNN.

Let me know if everything looks and works okay. Thanks.

Thanks. This site uses the web-warehouse store modules. It's free. You can view more info on it here: http://www.emerald-solutions.co.uk/...port.aspx. They have a demo of the store here: http://www.emerald-solutions.co.uk/demostore/ 

Your site graphics looked great, but I checked today, and it looks as though your background or alpha channel color is showing.

Thanks, but that’s alright. I think you’re referring to a lack of PNG support in your browser, or it could be because of an old flash player version?

I decided that I wouldn’t accommodate very old browsers. PNG support has been around for a few years and is implemented in major browsers by at least a few updates. There will always be obsolete stragglers but if people want to use outdated browsers then they can’t expect to get the best presentation. I didn’t want to compromise my design for a small minority of browsers – nor did I want to make two websites.

But if you’re referring to a problem caused in a common browser then I’ll check it out. What browser were you using? Thanks.

Sitemap: http://www.yoursite.com/sitemap_filename.xml

Thanks, yes the site is using the default compression settings (this site is DNN 4.5.1).

I submitted the site to Google on Jun, 17th but Google hasn’t indexed it yet. I wonder why? I did use Gsite crawler. Thanks for the tip on the robots.txt, I wasn’t aware of that. I’ll add that line to it. I’m aware of SEObook.com, I try to follow his advice. I’ll checkout your site and try to comment on it. Thanks again.

Some of the images are working, others still are not transparent. Here is a screenshot of what I'm seeing.

Yes I think all the images were "broke", but now it's only like half.