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I might have said I wouldn’t do it, but money does not grow on trees and I am kinda broke. Would you like your ad here? (Outdated link removed.) Oh, and if anyone is interested in finding out exactly how I managed to make completely CSS driven popups, let me know and I’ll put together a tutorial.
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Responses to my articlewell, you’ll soon find out what your readers have to say about it.
one more thing, I think the ads could be smaller. Right now they detract from the header too much.
Well yes, they could be smaller, and I could make less money. Feh.
Heh, I don’t blame you. I understand completely and don’t think that they distract from the design too much. Maybe you could add a PayPal donate button, too?
Good luck and I hope that you get some cash in your pocket before long.
Gotta pay the bills right? More power to you inserting a few small ads. I’m quilty. I think mine are so unobtrusive that people rarely see them
Pure CSS Popups, by Eric Meyer.
Aw Noah, you spoiled it. That is where I started. Getting around a certain IE bug was tough though.
It’s nothing major, but if you right click one of the ads in firefox and open it in a new tab, its popup stays put and sometimes obscures the popups of the other ads.
Yeah, I think it’s because I don’t have
a:activeora:focusin the CSS, so the blocks don’t get removed. Oh well, those things might go down soon so it’s no big dealUm, don’t make it sound so appealing
Well if anyone had actually rented some ads, that would have been nice… but it never actually worked out.
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