Need a little HTML help

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by SKULL, Feb 1, 2007.

  1. #1
    I am trying to add a new model on VB on my portal page of one of my sites.

    What i am looking for is to have adsense on the left side of the block and some content on the right site of the block , i am stuck on the code to do this can any one help me with the code please.

    I added a image in the Attach Files its a pic i found of the web where the image of the bike is i would like adsense with the content on the left.


    Thanks for your help
     

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  2. Clive

    Clive Web Developer

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    I've been through this while configuring AdSense on my www.imgway.net website, the problem I was facing was that Adsense did not allow any other side content to be included next to it, neither to the left not to the right as long as I was using DIV's for that. So I dropped the floating DIV's idea, and built the blocks using a table, the old way, yet working fine. So I managed to achieve the layout I wanted (image on the left, and Adsense text on the right).
     
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  3. SKULL

    SKULL Prominent Member

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    What i am asking is allowed i have seen this on many many sites, so i dont see a issue, i see u have done this on your site this is what i am asking for but not with a pic.
     
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    SKULL Prominent Member

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    Still need a little bit of help with this if someone could copy the code for me on here that would be cool.

    Thanks SKULL
     
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  5. MWilson

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    Hi Skull,
    Clive replied to you. His answer was "use a table". I agree it's the most efficient way to achive your goal.<table><tr><td><script>google stuff</script></td><td>your stuff</td></tr></table>
     
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    I guess he needs a bit to figure it all out but at the end of the day, the solution is simple enough.
    I tried to do it the "CSS way" but after a couple of tries I decided it was not worth spending more time on.
     
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    :) Me too sometimes.. I must hit google twice a day hehe
     
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    SKULL Prominent Member

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    Thanks guys i got it to work! Gave you some rep for your kind help.
     
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    TY,
    Whatever "REP" means lol
    Mike
     
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    Good to see people updating their threads after things get to work.
    Makes us feel proud to be helpful sometimes :p
     
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