Adsense and Pictures
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If you know html then just make a 2 column table, put your images, including one that's just a solid line, in one column and your Adsense code in the other.
If the image is to the right of the links:
Obviously, if your ads/images are oriented differently then replace border-left accordingly.
Code:
<img src="img.gif" style="border-left: 1px solid #000;">Obviously, if your ads/images are oriented differently then replace border-left accordingly.
Go learn the shit! Cuz chances are, even though kurt's example will throw a black solid border up, chances are you may not even want a black border, then you are going to want some padding so the border is visable and hell you may not want a solid border. Hit some good sites and learn the shit!!!
Download a pre-made CSS template and start dicking around with stuff, change this or that by a few pixles and what not and keep refering back to a good referance like W3schools and in no time you will be throwin down CSS with your eyes closed.
Download a pre-made CSS template and start dicking around with stuff, change this or that by a few pixles and what not and keep refering back to a good referance like W3schools and in no time you will be throwin down CSS with your eyes closed.
Images can still be used with care. I separate them from the ads with a table column or row in a different color than the ad itself.
Like this?
Which Google's Adsense blog now states would NOT comply with their policies. I know you know this Illusion but just clarifying for those that might not. Either way it's a risk that is not necessarily worth losing an Adsense account over.
Inside AdSense: Ad and image placement: a policy clarification
And I recomend you head on over to the Adsense blog and spend some quallity time reading through recent posts.
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