Ecommerce shopping carts: CSS/XHTML and easy to setup/use?

What shopping cart to use? Standards compliant and light-weight is preferab

[mhulse]

Hi all,

I know that this has probably been asked a billion times before, but...

I have never dealt with shopping cart applications...

...I am in need of one that will easily conform to the look and feel of an existing site design (CSS/XHTML shopping cart would rock!)...

...I would prefer a shopping cart with an easy-to-use backend gui that someone without a lot of computer knowledge could use to upload images, descriptions, prices, etc.

My goal is to setup an easy-to-use ecommerce shopping cart that can be managed by an office person who can go in and add and delete items as necessary.

:)

Any help would be kick-butt...

Many thanks in advance.

Cheers,
Micky.

[Mystic40789]

I would recommend you use X-cart their the best I've seen so far. They have almost everything u'll need on it

[mhulse]

Great! Thanks for the info, searching/looking for that company now. :) Sounds like it will be a good choice.

(I am still open to more suggestions)

Many thanks,
Micky.

[wrockca]

Here is a list of a few other carts that are cheap but work very well.

http://www.bankcardcentral.com/shopping-cart-solutions/index.html

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