Best practice for placing 336 ads on a site

Google says their best performing ad is the 336x one. I'd like to know how you place the ad so it looks nice. Sure you could use something like layouts.com, but that's a bit too obvious. Something that takes up a nice part of the page but kind of to the right. Do you use the div align="right"? Can someone put the code up? Just learning css now.

 

Put your code inside a

<div id="adsense-block">
336X280 ad block here
</div>

Then in the head of your pages use this:

<style type="text/css">
#adsense-block: {float: right; padding: 0 0 8px 10px;}
</style>

That will float the adsense block to the right so your text wraps around it, plus leaves a small padding to the left and underneath so your text doesn't flow right up to it.

K

 

Thank you!

 

similar question. I float something left for text to flow around it. But then I need the next paragraph to have a space and show up before the image. Now it is starting next to the image and 5 <br> and <p> won't do the trick. How do I clear the line if you know what I mean?

 

dont know what you mean, post a link

 

I did have the toughest time with this. Turns out you need to remove the colon
#adsense-block: {float: right; padding: 0 0 8px 10px;}
should be
#adsense-block {float: right; padding: 0 0 8px 10px;}


Another question, what if I want two adblock units, one underneath the other floated right? I tried to just duplicate the code but the second block appeard to the left of the first one. This goes into a variable that will also be used elsewhere so I can't stick both contents into one div.

 

Cool tip, I'll try that out. Thanks.

 

I use this code which is very simple

<div style="float: right; margin: 3px 3px 3px 3px;">
ADD ADSENSE CODE HERE
</div> NEED A SPACE FOR NEXT PARAGRAPH ADD <br>

You can change the code to align left or right by simply changing the right to left.

Works great...

Should you wish to align any adsense code left - right - center just add this code

<div align="center"> ADD ADSENSE CODE </div>

 

too bad there's no float:center

 

Perfect, I'm beginning to get a handle.

 

This works, no question about it!

 

This is a llink to googles ad tips
https://www.google.com/support/adsense/bin/static.py?page=tips.html