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Hi SiteOwners,
the ad on the left stays on top, if you use the menu bar. And although you are able to select a menu entry, if the mouse is over the ad, this link will open. Try Resources->Discussion Boards.
Cheers,
Frank
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Frank Kalis
Microsoft SQL Server MVP
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It's because banner manager pro is using an IFRAME element to display the ad in your browser; since IFRAME is a windowed element, and the menu is not (it's implemented using either div or span tags...), the menu will always go below the IFRAME. The same would happen if there was a dropdown box in the same space as the advertisement is now. I don't know if Dynamic Drive have an updated version of the menuing system the site is using that can handle this behavior - might be worth checking out. Or, it might be worth asking banner manager pro if they have an implementation that uses non-windowed elements to format the ad block...
Good catch, Frank
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It's because banner manager pro is using an IFRAME element to display the ad in your browser; since IFRAME is a windowed element, and the menu is not (it's implemented using either div or span tags...), the menu will always go below the IFRAME. The same would happen if there was a dropdown box in the same space as the advertisement is now. I don't know if Dynamic Drive have an updated version of the menuing system the site is using that can handle this behavior - might be worth checking out. Or, it might be worth asking banner manager pro if they have an implementation that uses non-windowed elements to format the ad block...Woh, I didn't know that there is a software for this!
A quick look on their site proofs that this is a software I won't buy for my semi-private site coming up soon. Is there a similar software for free (working with php and MySQL)?
Cheers,
Frank
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Frank Kalis
Microsoft SQL Server MVP
Webmaster: http://www.insidesql.org/blogs
My blog: http://www.insidesql.org/blogs/frankkalis/[/url] -
There are a number of banner management solutions out there, both open source and private party. I'm not saying that the one they chose for the site isn't good; just that it's worth looking at its documentation regarding implementing in a non-windowed control...remember, it's the client-side implementation of the server software that's behaving badly, not necessarily the server-side code...for all I know, the banner server is great...
Jay
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