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This week was a surprise Magento week at WebResourcesDepot for getting you closer to this awesome open source e-commerce application.

And here is the one which will help you a lot in beautifying your shop with 20+ free Magento themes:

Foot Prints – demo

Magento Classic – demo

Modern

EversonStore – demo

Cloth Store – demo

Telescope – demo

Electronic Store – demo

Absolute – demo

Blue Skin

Eco Handbag – demo

Grayscale

Kalocsa – demo

Sigyn SM – demo

Glam – demo

Teal – demo

Linen – demo

Hardwood – demo

Inspire Blue

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mCommerce – iPhone Optimized

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slideGallery is a MooTools plugin for creating customizable image carousels easily & quickly.

It converts any given unordered list into a slider & can be styled with CSS.

The plugin can display any defined number of images horizontally or vertically, auto-play them, have prev-next buttons and these functions can be configured more with:

• setting the class of prev-next elements
• speed and duration of slides
• transition to be used
• direction of the transitions
• & more..

slideGallery works in all major browsers including IE6.

The transform property of CSS allows rotating, scaling, and skewing objects in HTML.

However, as expected, it doesn’t work consistently on every browser (specially IE) and requires a different rule for almost each of them like:

• -moz-transform for Mozilla
• -o-transform for Opera
• -webkit-transform for Webkit engines (like Safari)

cssSandpaper is a JavaScript library which enables IE to support CSS transforms and every other browser to work with the same rule definitions.

The library requires its own CSS rules like -sand-transform, -sand-box-shadow or -sand-gradient.

Once they are defined, it searches for these rules in the CSS file and applies the browser-specific transformations via JavaScript.

There is an impressive demo provided which can be tested with every browser.