I just wanted to write about some great open source eCommerce software that I have seen on the ‘net. I will be continuing to update this list as I find more.

• OpenCart is a very nice php open-source eCommerce platform. Check out there site for an online demo. It has many features that a lot of the bigger expensive software platforms have without a price tag.
• FatFree Cart is a nice barebones shopping cart, if you dont care as much about all the bells and whistles, but would like to get the job done.
• Magneto is my favorite of these carts, the look and feel is awesome, its a scalable solution, it has great integration with 3rd party apps, and a great community for support

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One issue, that Im sure everyone encounters is how to correctly layout your website with CSS. Should I call the top part of my site, #header or #header-top, or #top-of-the-page-header. There are so many choices, but the real aim here is to keep your naming structure semantic by creating structure with re-usable names. For example, CSS Zen Garden is a great example of how to structure your XHTML so it can be re-used with many different designs. Instead of creating ids or classes like, lefttop-red-text - its much better to create one that actually describes to function and structure of that element like #related-news or #top-stories. More descriptive classes could be named #important-text or #error-text. Its always for good measure to use the common h1,h2,h3, etc. tags to describe level heading and just change the style of them.

• Never use layout descriptives in class names. Rather, use functional names for your classes, avoid words that describe how they look or where they are located on the page. #mainnavigation is better than #leftnavigation. Use #.copyright and #.pullquote instead of #smallgrey or #indentitalic. Name classes/IDs based on function, not appearance. If you create a .smallblue class, and later get a request to change the text to large and red, the class stops making any form of sense.
• Reuse the same class name in different places, this is the beauty of stylesheets. One stylesheet for all!
• Put your classname on the outer-most element. The child elements can be targeted with the parent elements classname or ID. Some other online resources:
  What\’s in a name?
  Good Class Names