HOW DO I MAKE SITES WITH BANNERS ALL OVER THE PLACE…NOT JUST STRAIGHT UP TO DOWN?
Question by Branzers:
How do I make sites with banners all over the place…not just straight up to down?
Well Ok!
I want to make websites like google…but I dont know how to center my scripting…like if script a textbox in HTML…how do i get it to be put whereever I want
like barnesandnoble.com
how were they able to place the textbox in that spot?
When I scriipt everything is from top to bottom on the left hand side
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Give your own answer to this question below!
about 1 year ago
not unless you have a lot of people clicking on them even then not a lot of profit made.
about 1 year ago
I guess you will start from a cent until someone able to click and click more in your ads.
about 1 year ago
yeah if you use adsense on your blog you’ll generate a good amount of money if your blog gets a decent amount of traffic to it.. here is a useful guide that got me started.. http://www.revenuerobot.com/free-ebook.html
about 1 year ago
You can position text this way by using a combination of tabeless HTML design + css.
about 1 year ago
Use the following code to create a very simple Div.
Adjust the width, height and border attributes to your liking. This will create a box for text (or images) that will begin to scroll after the characters in said box expands past the height or width.