as the user is viewing the page? Hi eveyrbody. See
http://www.picturesoffood.org and the page is so long, but the ad is so
short. Can I make it so that as the person is scrolling up or down, the ad
follows them? Would that be too annoying? Thanks in advance.
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"Laura D."
> as the user is viewing the page? Hi eveyrbody. See
> http://www.picturesoffood.org and the page is so long, but the ad is so
> short. Can I make it so that as the person is scrolling up or down, the ad
> follows them? Would that be too annoying? Thanks in advance.
My arteries feel more blocked after seeing these pictures. What
ad? The ad might have been less damaging to my body. Wait a mo,
my Safari ad blocker is working!
You would have to do something to an element somewhere such as
html > body > div > table > tbody > tr > td > div > table > tbody
> tr > td > table > tbody > tr > td > table > tbody > tr > td > div > table > tbody > tr > td > img
er... it would be too annoying... People try to flee from ads.
You can "fix" things in various ways, one way is to use frames,
another is to use absolute positioning, say having a box fixed
top left corner and down the side, designing the rest so it
clears this box...
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dorayme
On 2007-10-08, Laura D. wrote:
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> as the user is viewing the page?
What ad?
> Hi eveyrbody. See http://www.picturesoffood.org and the page is so
> long, but the ad is so short.
See above.
> Can I make it so that as the person is scrolling up or down, the ad
> follows them?
Not if you want people to remain on the site.
> Would that be too annoying?
You have to ask???
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