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Topic: t35 ads - customization??  (Read 397 times)
« on: March 23, 2008, 06:55:05 PM »
okami Offline
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Well, since it seems we're allowed to customize those ads, I'd like to know... HOW.

I'm trying to redesign a site hosted here for an aquaintance, and I really want to make it look nice. I use an external CSS file, but naturally, it does not affect the ads... AT ALL. They look godawful. >>

Also. I have a more complex problem... I'm using an iFrame. All the htms, which appear in it have the ads of course, but THEY DON'T APPEAR. In IE, then I highlight the contents, I can make them appear until the next refresh. In Firefox, I can see the top of the links, but I simply can't scroll any further.

The site's owner is very worried about those ads; she's convinced that if they won't show up, the provider will do terrible things to her, so... I need those ads. Issue solved, now I only need the customization.
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« Reply #1 on: March 24, 2008, 11:00:30 AM »
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Can you send me a link to your url? You should be able to set the style properties for the footer link... just add css code for the specific style "t35ad".
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« Reply #2 on: March 24, 2008, 02:12:54 PM »
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external css won't work for the t35 ad, because the css (as specified by t35) for the ad is in the page itself, just after the <body> tag, and this has the priority. You can get around this by placing the css anywhere after that css.
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