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On Sunday 2005-11-27 06:40, Curtis Napier wrote: |
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> Lance Albertson wrote: |
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> > I was poking around the site and I just seemed to think that the |
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> > advertisement bar takes up a lot of space. Even though it only uses the |
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> > top portion of the site, the rest of the page doesn't render completely |
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> > across the browser because of it. Not sure how feasible this is, but |
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> > could we possibly have an option of making that pane 'hidable' via |
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> > clicking the '> Advertisements' link so it can make the whole page |
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> > viewable? Not sure if this is possible, but I know of one example in a |
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> > wiki called dokuwiki where they have a Contents table that will hide if |
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> > you click on it. Curious your ideas/thoughts. |
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> > |
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> > Cheers- |
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> > |
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> > (btw, thanks for fixing that earlier thing) |
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> That is technically possible to make the ad div disappear with a button |
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> click. It would require javascript though and I really really really |
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> don't want to put any javascript in the site. |
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If you can live without IE support, use an alternative stylesheet. That way, |
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the add can be removed by selecting a stylesheet from a browser menu, no |
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javascript required. |
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Of course, the IE people are screwed, but I can't imagine that IE is a common |
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browser there, nor is the functionality loss unacceptable. |
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regards. Esben |
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