Website selling Angel's Trumpets

[Hansen]

Hi and thank you for letting me use your shopping card and thanks for your assistance. I still have to ad the script that John suggested to clean the shopping cart, when the order is submittet, but otherwise it works perfectly.

On our old website we used another design and a troublesome order form. With the new design and shopping cart we convert 10 % of our Danish visitors to buying customers. Plans for the future is to make a serie of identical websites, but in different European languages.

Feel free to comment on the website. A constructive criticicm is worth its weight in gold.

Please, enjoy:

http://www.brugmansia.dk

Thanks and see you all in the forum

Tonny Surrow-Hansen

[Koibito]

You have a large number of non-breaking spaces ( ) in the list of links in the header and footer. When I use my old laptop, with a 800x600 screen resolution, the list needs two lines. "│Kontakt os│" appears as the first link on the second line. You might want to center the list horizontally, instead of trying to position with non-breaking spaces. Otherwise it looks fine, and now I know that "GÃ¥ til indkøbsvogn" means "Go to Checkout" in Danish

[Hansen]

Thanks for the tip John. That was an important detail to have corrected. I have centered them now. Does the links work better on your laptop? I cross my fingers, that they do.

Wow, your Danish is improving, John Yes, we use a little different expressions in Denmark. 'Indkøbsvogn' (shopping cart) is like the trolley, where you will put your groceries, when shopping in the mall. Also, 'Gå til Kassen' (checkout) is where you go to lay up your groceries before the expedient and pay for them. Is that called checkout in the US?

Tonny

[Koibito]

Yes, it is better now. The links are all on a single line.

We use the word 'checkout' for 'GÃ¥ til Kassen' in the grocery store in the U.S.

Angel's Trumpet are lovely flowers though. We have a few of them in our backyard.

[Hansen]

Thanks

Yes, they are lovely. I have grown them, since 1989. Years later I took a good look on the existing Danish varieties and thought, that those could be better, so I began to create new hybrids suiting my climate and taste and now I am offering them to my Danish customers.

Does your Angel's Trumpets stay in ground all year?

[Koibito]

Does your Angel's Trumpets stay in ground all year?

Yes, they do. The roots ususally resprout in April or May.