As far as the "whitespace" below the results, that can't (currently) be altered at the moment due to the code Google supplied (unalterable iframe height). However, I am always on the lookout for new code so that this can be improved.

Looking at your site, you are using a version of vB that may not take full advantage of the full version of the code (as I have noticed with another member who had a similar issue as you). After looking into it, it was discovered that the legacy version worked best.

Which version are you using? Have you tried using the legacy version?

Im currently using the 1.3 legacy version. I also made all the alterations in the first post.

Can you PM me the section of code that pertains to this in your navbar? Also a temp login account to see what is going on as clicking on search just takes me to search.php. I will be back tonight (I work during the days).

I notice in your screen shot that the Google results are crowded up against the left hand side of the white background. I think that the previous hack by someone else did this also, but is there any margin value capability? Maybe an extra white table around it?

Great hack by the way! I just installed it and after adding an extra 1 to the GALT it works. With only 1 as in my google code, it returns an empty result screen.

I am on 3.6.8 and it's also working on the current versions of PhotoPost vBGallery and vBAdvanced Links.

Does anyone know the reason for GAULT 1 or 11 ?

That's something that is currently out of my control as it is set in an iFrame controlled by Google. Hopefully in a later release, that can be fixed.

I'm not sure, but I think the difference between the 1 and the 11 is how the code is processed.

I do appreciate the compliments. In the future I will add more flexibility in a phase-in/phase-out period as I did with previous versions.

Ive installed this module and it works a treat :)

Is there anyway though for it to bring up the results in the searchresults.php page?

Hi David,

i got the pub but where do you get the GALT at the adsence site??

Thank you for the help
RV

Once google has generated the search code - you can locate the GALT in that.

Not in the current form, but I am going to be working on a new version - that module will work on any version of vb (which is what it was intended for). I will post something when I have it created.

If you don't find the GALT you can use what I have at the top of the thread.

Don't forget to click Install :)