NEED HELP PLEASE… DO I NEED TO LEARN HTML AND/OR JAVA(SCRIPT) TO CREATE A WEBSITE ON WHICH ADS CAN BE PUT?
Question by James N:
Need help please… Do I need to learn html and/or java(script) to create a website on which ads can be put?
I can use softwares like webeasy, dreamweaver etc to create
websites. But I believe that putting ads at proper
position and of proper type uses javascript code. As in adsense
they provide a code to insert into html of websites.
So I want to know that copy-pasting of code will work
or I need to learn javascript/html
And if there are other website creation softwares or programs
other than adsense that can simplify my need, please let
me know…
Thanks..
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Answer by JustLooking
Pretty much its copy and paste. Size will need to be predetermine by the designer.
There is adbrite.com for adds comparable to adsense
as for programs and software, you can learn server side coding and map the code to multiple webpages. wordpress, drupal and joomla have content management that can handle what you are asking. Drupal is pretty simplistic and something you can invest.
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about 2 years ago
You need that please1.jpg and that thanks1.gif. Or just rename it for the pictures that you will use. Also the pics must be in the same directory that you page is in this case.
about 2 years ago
If your web host won’t allow you to upload images, I’d suggest using photobucket.com to store the pictures.
about 1 year ago
You don’t have to learn javascript or HTML to use the Ad Code provided by Advertisers (Google Adsense, YPN, Microsoft Adcenter, etc…).
You just paste the code snippet that they provide you into the HTML file you are developing.
It would help if you knew a little bit of HTML with CSS. Having those skills would help you position the ads.
For Example, say you wanted an ad from Adsenese to show up 10 pixels from the top of the users web browser and 40 pixels in from the left. You could wrap the Adsense code in a
The code that is wrapped in the
A good place to learn some basic HTML and CSS is w3schools.com. They have excellent tutorials that walk you through HTML/CSS/Javascript very slowly.
about 1 year ago
No, you just need to copy/paste codes.
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