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how would i go about doing this. i heard that it involves doing it with div tag but i dont rly get it.
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Where did you hear that?
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Place a flash ad of the same dimensions on top of an image?
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Hmm sensing if a viewer of your forum is running an ad blocker and make them look at a static image where the ad would have been?
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http://www.webmasterworld.com/webmaster/3996622.htm
yes, exactly |
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I just dechipered your question. I have no clue as to how ro do that. Hopefully one of the guys will come back and give you an answer.
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it is really simple... it's basic CSS actually...
the DIV that contains your banner, you simply have to configure it via its css class to have an image of your choice as background-image... that way, the image will always be there, invisible when you have a banner, and shown when the banner is deactivated... because it is in the background. |
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i've tried adding this: Code:
.adblocked { background-image:url('images/adblocked.png'); } i then wrapped it around my adsense code with <div id=adblocked> and it didnt work |
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you created a class, but you use ID in your div... it has to be #adblocked in the class...
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didnt work. when the ad was blocked, so was the image
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