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Tips for Placing AdsThis page assumes you are creating your page in HTML and you have a basic understanding of HTML features. For more information about HTML see:Placing Ads Side by SideIf you are trying to place ads side by side, on narrow windows, you might find them displayed under each other:
To make sure they are side by side place them in a table. Make sure the table width is wide for both images:
<TABLE WIDTH=500 BORDER><TR> <TD><IMG SRC="234x60.gif" WIDTH=234 HEIGHT=60> <IMG SRC="234x60.gif" WIDTH=234 HEIGHT=60></TD> </TR></TABLE> Note: The above example has a line break between the two images, that is one of the reasons the images are separate. If you want the most compact representation, do not place white space between the <TD>, <IMG ...>, & </TD> tags. White space includes spaces, tabs, and line breaks. To hide the table and make it as compact as possible, specify BORDER=0, CELLPADDING=0, and CELLSPACING=0:
<TABLE WIDTH=500 BORDER=0 CELLPADDING=0 CELLSPACING=0><TR> <TD><IMG SRC="234x60.gif" WIDTH=234 HEIGHT=60> <IMG SRC="234x60.gif" WIDTH=234 HEIGHT=60></TD> </TR></TABLE> To remove any extra space around the images, especially if you want to place Aaddzz stripes, specify HSPACE=0 and VSPACE=0 at the end of the <IMG> tag. and CELLSPACING=0:
<TABLE WIDTH=500 BORDER=0 CELLPADDING=0 CELLSPACING=0><TR> <TD><IMG SRC="234x60.gif" WIDTH=234 HEIGHT=60 HSPACE=0 VSPACE=0> <IMG SRC="234x60.gif" WIDTH=234 HEIGHT=60 HSPACE=0 VSPACE=0></TD> </TR></TABLE>
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