How do I align banners on a webpage?

[jim]

Hello,

For instance, I am a member of BannerAdCentral as I see Downline4All is. I notice the banner at the top of the page is aligned perfectly on the left there. I want to know how I can align this banner and the other sizes (like the half banner and button banner) in various places throughout a webpage. I could probably figure it through trial and error, but I may still never get it just right. Any help would be appriciated.

Thanks,
Jim

[Andre]

Hi Jim,

If you look at the banner code from BAC, you see that
it is loaded in Iframe. (I don't like that too much LOL)
In the beginning of the code you see that it is Center
aligned, you can change that to Right or Left if you want
to, or you can simply remove those tags.

marginwidth=0 marginheight=0 hspace=0 vspace=0 frameborder=0 You can also change these settings to more
accuratly place you banner ad.

These are messured in Pixel and as you can see, is set
to "0" as default.

Did it help?

[Andre]

Forgot...

<img src="www.YourWebsite.com/images/Picture.gif" alt="" align="left" border="0" hspace="6" vspace="3">

You can also do this if it is a regular picture,
and not shown in a Iframe. your play around
with the hspace and vspace alittle and you
will get it right.

What kind of HTML editor are you using Jim?

[Gnida_M]

Hi Jim :)

if u make this first time very easy prog is MS Frontpage or Netscape Composer

if u konw how 2 use each tag i describe better, if no... it's little harder


André

maybe i'm wrong but what u say 2 Jim this info helps yep, but if man don't konws how 2 use this tags ???
it's little harder 2 understand


Andrew

[jim]

Ok, most of that makes sense. I'll give it a try first chance I get. I do most of my HTML editing with Notepad. Basically, I get the main design from a program called Net Objects Fusion, but then I do all the editing in Notepad. I know there are probably better editors out there, but Notepad gives me all the raw code and doesn't add any junk code that is not needed, just what I want it to add.

Thanks,
Jim