Mi ci sono precipitato per vedere quale fosse l'ennesima cosa di cui non ero a conoscenza.
Sorpresa delle sorprese leggo che una ragazza, Christian Heilmann, aveva inserito uno skyscraper nella colonna destra, in "position=absolute" con tanto di script che nascondeva automaticamente la sezione se l'utente avesse ristretto troppo la finestra o navigasse con una risoluzione più bassa in modo da non poterla contenere.
Ecco cosa recita il suo commento:
I was amazed to retrieve a cease and desist email from Google Adsense about my ads on this blog the other day. Allegedly I violated their terms and conditions by using advertising in a floating layer (you know the ones that cover dodgy pages before you can use them).
The reason they thought of me that way was that I had a skyscraper ad on the right hand side of this content section positioned absolutely. I also had a JavaScript in place that would hide the whole ad section on browser sizes that are too small to accommodate for it.
However, as the Google compliance testers seem to turn off JavaScript and use a very small browser window when doing their checks, my ads overlapped the content and I became an outlaw.
So remember that when you use AdSense for your web sites don’t position them absolutely but float them or use negative margins instead or else you’d also have to face being banned from the system and get three days to rectify your mistakes.
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