PHP/CSS/XHTML parody e-commerce site

[pyrophone]

Hi:

http://www.pyrophone.com/beyondthepail

I did this project to learn PHP - a small-scale e-commerce site (functional, but with parody product). Built with web-standards compliant XHTML/CSS. I like the way it came out -- interested to know what you think. It has an admin section (not posted here) from which to manage categories and product, as well as search and view orders.

Check out a product, including the large image. Buy something (put in fake info, including a 16-digit fake credit card # - nothing is really processed).

I'd like crtitques of design as well as the store buying process - I may use this in production eventually.

Thanks,

Jon

[Anogar]

It seems quite functional. I bought a briefcase, and I expect it to be delivered via private helicopter any minute now. ;)

[pyrophone]

I expect it to be delivered via private helicopter any minute now. ;)

Just keep looking up - should be there any minute! :stare::P

Thanks for checking it out!

[Templarian]

Really nice work. Design could be worked on, but for the coding it seems to work really nice and everythings pretty top notch and easy to use.

[Krilnon]

If you click and drag while attempting to close the 'enlarged' view on a product, the site adds horizontal and vertical scrollbars, and doesn't close until you click without dragging. (Firefox, Windows)

[pyrophone]

If you click and drag while attempting to close the 'enlarged' view on a product, the site adds horizontal and vertical scrollbars, and doesn't close until you click without dragging. (Firefox, Windows)

I wouldn't expect it to close while dragging, but the horizontal and vertical scrollbars are an issue. I haven't been able to work that one out... Anyone have any suggestions?