The latest one that isn't a test build. Test builds are alphas.
You can't do that at the moment. This is something that is requested a lot and planned even though I would never recommend someone use the feature.I just installed TaigaChat (fantastic addon!). Because of this addon the behavior of the user is not to leave this page often because active chat is going on. Is there a way to have ads change and load on their own without changing pages? Like special ads designated by myself change every 60 seconds by an ajax call with your addon? Thanks!
If you can get the ad in content (I don't know how well positions can allow for that atm) then add the style "float: right" to the ad, and if text is too close also add something like "margin: 0 0 5px 5px;" to it.How can we get a square block aligned to the right of the content like: http://www.avforums.com/forums/plasma-tvs/1775475-panasonic-vt65-fan-noise.html
You can't do that at the moment. This is something that is requested a lot and planned even though I would never recommend someone use the feature.
If you can get the ad in content (I don't know how well positions can allow for that atm) then add the style "float: right" to the ad, and if text is too close also add something like "margin: 0 0 5px 5px;" to it.
Firstly your users might not like it at all, having ads change their focus from content or what they are doing, essentially interrupting them when the ads change.Any reason you wouldn't recommend it for the situation I am describing? For me I know I am about to have a bunch of people sit and park on one page for hours. Being able to serve (and sell) ads that rotate seems like a smart way of doing things. Anything you can tell me to help me understand why it would be bad would be really appreciated. Maybe make me reconsider how I do this.
Firstly your users might not like it at all, having ads change their focus from content or what they are doing, essentially interrupting them when the ads change.
And secondly it might not go down well with ad services. They might see it as boosting views in some way. I'm not sure though and you might not even use any.
Yeah I would most likely just do a fast fade out and in.To provide the services for my users I have to sell ads. Forums cost money and especially if I have chat and I am streaming content I would need an ad in there to offset the cost. It wouldn't be google ads in this case, just ads I sell to people in our industry. I figured google ads would NOT like it. Would it not be a smooth reload in just that little piece? Ajax call and maybe fade into the next ad?
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