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Discussion in 'Co-op Advertising Network' started by PhilipB, Nov 10, 2004.

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    How can I get my CSS to work with the links I added to my site?

    BTW: I added the code to my whole site and my weight now is 26999. Why is this still that low? I have a PR6 with 27800 pages indexed.
     
    PhilipB, Nov 10, 2004 IP
  2. digitalpoint

    digitalpoint Overlord of no one Staff

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    #2
    A weight of 27,000 really isn't "low".
     
    digitalpoint, Nov 10, 2004 IP
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    thebassman Asleep at the Keyboard

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    #3
    You're only running 3 ads per page, too, right? Try upping it to 5. ;)
     
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  4. PhilipB

    PhilipB Peon

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    #4
    The forum is 3 ads per page, main site is only one.

    27k seems low for a site with 28k pages and PR6 though...

    Tim, how many ads per page do you have?
     
    PhilipB, Nov 10, 2004 IP
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    thebassman Asleep at the Keyboard

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    #5
    If you're only going to run 1 on the main site, only run 1 on the forums... when it does a spot check, if it checks a non-forum page, it will assume all your pages only have 1.

    I have 5 on every page of the site.
     
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  6. PhilipB

    PhilipB Peon

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    So if I change both to displaying one ad that'll give me more weight?
     
    PhilipB, Nov 11, 2004 IP
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    chachi The other Jason

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    #7
    I believe there is a cap on the number of pages your site has in the G index (as part of the DP coop algo). Once your site has reached that, the other main factors are going to be PR and the number of ads you run sitewide. Running one ad in one place and three in another is not a good idea. I believe that if the validator finds a page with one ad...you only get credit for running one ad (when it comes to base weight). So, run the same number on all pages.
     
    chachi, Nov 11, 2004 IP
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    thebassman Asleep at the Keyboard

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    Yeah, exactly.
     
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  9. PhilipB

    PhilipB Peon

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    What about my main question on the CSS....?
     
    PhilipB, Nov 11, 2004 IP
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    thebassman Asleep at the Keyboard

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    It should work fine... you're just using the text links, right?
     
    thebassman, Nov 11, 2004 IP
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    stephfoster Well-Known Member

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    #11
    I made a div just for my Co-op ads, so I could control their size, etc. Works fine. Otherwise, so long as you have your CSS file declaring how links should look, the Co-op ads should look like any other link.
     
    stephfoster, Nov 12, 2004 IP
  12. PhilipB

    PhilipB Peon

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    The problem is, I'm using the CSS on the link tag with class="____" and everything is fin except they stay underlined and I only want them to be underlined when I hover over it.
     
    PhilipB, Nov 12, 2004 IP
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    SEbasic Peon

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    #13
    a:hover {
    text-decoration: underline;
    }

    a {
    text-decoration: none;
    }

    Is that what you meant? :)
     
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  14. PhilipB

    PhilipB Peon

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    No, I have that already on my CSS, but the CSS I dont have on the link doesn't work.
     
    PhilipB, Nov 12, 2004 IP