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Posted by Don Wiss on 10/01/07 01:14
On 30 Sep 2007 22:30:57 GMT, Neredbojias <monstersquasher@yahoo.com> wrote:
>Well bust mah britches and call me cheeky, on Sun, 30 Sep 2007 17:52:44
>GMT Don Wiss scribed:
>
>>>> On my StoreFront pages I've added B&H ads. On my longest page
>>>> http://donwiss.com/pictures/BrooklynStores/ you can see a single B&H
>>>> ad at the top of the right table column. The page is long. I'd like
>>>> that ad to remain in view as the people scroll down.
>>>>
>>>> I found a page doing what I want. I looked at the source code. It is
>>>> beyond me to understand it. Based on the image size it would appear
>>>> to be in this code:
>>>>
>>>> ..snip
>>>>
>>>> How would I adapt that to my needs?
>>>
>>>What you're really talking about is the css styling "position:fixed;"
>>>Javascript can be used to emulate this, particularly in ie6 where the
>>>css designation doesn't work. However, the example you gave is
>>>completely bogus, and using javascript for the purpose isn't a
>>>particularly good idea, anyway, especially if you don't understand how
>>>it operates or the ramifications thereto related.
>>
>> Demonoid has come back up. Here is an example of what I want to do;
>> http://www.demonoid.com/files/?category=2&subcategory=0&quality=62&seeded=0&external=2&query=&uid=0
> However, in Firefox the ad does not
>> appear. In IE7 you can see it working the way I want. So I guess the
>> code will have to detect the browser and for Firefox, if it can't
>> remain visible, then to revert back to a single ad at the top.
>>
>> All this is beyond me, and if necessary I'll hire someone to do it.
>
>I saw no ad on any browser I tried. Of course, I didn't try ie7 because
>that's on another computer. However, I believe you.
>
>Anyway, is something like the following what you mean?
>
>http://www.neredbojias.com/zyxix/zpftest.html
>
>This works on everything. (Yeah, right.) Well, it's simple and should
>work on "the big three" okay. I didn't bother with "position:fixed;"
>because - why bother? If you have to kludge (for ie6), might just as
>well use the kludge for everything on condition it's effective.
Hi,
It isn't exactly like the demonoid one (I see the site has gone down
again), but yes, it is simple. Instead of the upper right could it be in
the middle along the right? I ask as at the tops and bottom of my pages I
have material going all the way across. That is why the demonois way was so
neat, it stayed within the table column that was between the heading and
footer sections. Having it fixed in the middle would get around this. And,
of course, being greedy, it is most important that the ad appears for all
browsers.
Thanks, Don <www.donwiss.com> (e-mail link at home page bottom).
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