Blogger Widgets

putting ads into my blog/website

Our ad server can display ads on all blog platforms, web authoring software and content management systems (CMS) via a widget or template interface. These are instructions for some of the popular ones: WordPress, Blogger, TypePad, Joomla, Mambo, Ning, DotNetNuke.

Blogger

  1. Copy the serving code of the zone or a specific ad
  2. Go to the dashboard of your blog
  3. Click "Layout" tab to edit it
  4. Click "Add a Gadget" (either on the side or at the bottom)
  5. Under the Basics list, choose the HTML/JavaScript
  6. Paste the serving code to the Content box, and click Save

 

 

 

TypePad

  1. Copy the serving code of the zone or a specific ad
  2. Sign into your Typepad account, and select the blog you want to add the widget to
  3. Choose the "Typelist" option tab at the top of the page
  4. Choose the "Create a New Typelist" option on the right
  5. Choose Notes as the list type, and a name for your new list
  6. Paste in the serving code
  7. Click Publish tab and then choose your blog
  8. Save/Republish

 

Joomla

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  1. Copy the serving code of the zone or a specific ad
  2. Sign into your Joomla account. Go to the dashboard of your website
  3. Click "Extentions"
  4. Choose "Module Manager"
  5. Click the "New" button
  6. Under the list, choose "Custom HTML"
  7. In the Custom Output part, click "HTML"
  8. Paste the serving code to the HTML source editor, and click Save

Mambo

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  1. Copy the serving code of the zone or a specific ad
  2. Sign into your Mambo account. Go to the dashboard of your website
  3. Click "Modules"
  4. Choose "Site Modules"
  5. Click the "New" button
  6. In the Custom Output part, click "HTML"
  7. Paste the serving code to the HTML source editor, and click Save

Drupal

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  1. Copy the serving code of the zone or a specific ad
  2. Sign into your Drupal account. Go to the Administration area of your website
  3. Click "Administer"
  4. Choose "Site building"
  5. Click on "Blocks"
  6. Click the "Add block" button
  7. Put in your information for "Block description" and "Block titile"
  8. Paste the serving code into "Block body". NOTE: delete the first and last line of the serving code
  9. Click on "Input format" under the "Block body"
  10. Choose "Full HTML"
  11. Click "Save block"
  12. Under the "Disabled" part, find the added block
  13. From the drop-down menu, choose the position the block should appear on the website to activate it
  14. Click "Save block" again

Ning

  • Copy the serving code of the zone or a specific ad
  • Sign into your Ning Network account
  • Paste the serving code into a text box or a page
  • Remember when using the text editor, you should click on the HTML button to bring up the HTML view and paste the HTML serving code in there directly

DotNetNuke

  • Copy the serving code of the zone or a specific ad
  • Login to your DNN admin account
  • Add a Text/HTML Module to any page, or choose an existing module
  • Click "Edit Text" and make sure you are working with the HTML source
  • Paste the HTML serving code into the text box and Save

4 comments :

Anonymous said...

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Anonymous said...

Most commonly occurring Cross Browser Compatibility issues

Some of the most commonly occurring web browser compatibility problems are as follows:

Margins/Borders Inconsistencies

Different browsers treat particular elements used in designing websites differently. As for example: different amounts of padding, margins, borders etc. This means your site can look different in every browser if you use default styles. For example giving the value of 5 for padding does not mean the same space in all browsers.

Image Rendering

IE6 and IE7 both render resized images extremely badly. When you change the size of an image with CSS or in the HTML, it appears blocky and edgy.

Image Border

Sometimes image border is visible in IE, even if it is not present around the image while looking in any other browser.

Font Rendering

Safari 3+ has an issue with the way it renders light type on a dark background. Some would argue whether this is good or bad, but there’s a way to make it appear lighter.

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