Easy Webbers

This is not anything I recommend you to do on your site or blog. But if you don’t want your site or information to be searched for on Google, Yahoo! etc this is how you do.

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This is just a little note telling you that AdBrite have very recently updated their site. They have added the template they used for the AdBrite 2.0 that now are out of the beta. Most of the new things are for advertisers only like the “traffic estimator” and stuff like that.

It’s much easier to navigate the site now and everything seems to be where it should be and that “traffic estimator” for advertisers is really funny to play around with (maybe thats only me?). You can discuss the green color a bit more but I kind of like it and hate it, all at once.

http://www.adbrite.com

HTML for the World Wide Web with XHTML and CSS

Maybe you rather prefer to learn XHTML and CSS using online tutorials on the net, but sometimes a helpful and good book can help you understand everything faster. If you are a novice webmaster with limited skills about making websites this is a great book for you. But “HTML for the World Wide Web with XHTML and CSS” is also a great book if you want to take the step over from ordinary HTML to the standards and to a world of usability and friendly design. XHTML and CSS is the future maybe it’s time to fully learn it?

I used this book when I studied XHTML 1.0 and CSS. It’s a great book with some of the best examples around. Don’t think for a second that it’s just one of those boring books filled with text after text that makes no sense.

The book is written by Elizabeth Castro. If you want you can read a longer description and review about the book over at Amazon.com.

A sneaky AdSense placement.

Google AdSense now allows you to run other contextual programs side by side with your AdSense ads. But only if they don’t have the same look and feel as the AdSense ads. That means you can have the same banner size of the banners but they must have a clear differences in the color scheme.

Now this is pretty sweet but what kind of program besides AdSense do you want and can run next to AdSense? YPN doesn’t allow their ads to be run next to Adsense ads, so YPN (US) beta testers no luck here. Well there is always Clicksor but that isn’t really a dream come true if you get me. Anyone know any other good programs besides Clicksor?

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If you use Google AdSense on your site or blog you may want to read some of the updates in their new policy. Jennifer over at jensense.com has written a pretty good article explaining the changes.

Removed was the specific reference to contextuall targeted ads. So the immediate assumption is that using other contextually targeted ads - whether IntelliTXT, Yahoo Publisher Network or another ad network - as long as the ads were formatted in a way that makes them appear different from other AdSense ads. However, there is a slight problem with this… the AdSense terms still prevent publishers from using other contextually targeted ads on a page with AdSense on it too.

http://www.jensense.com/archives/2007/01/what_does_the_r.html

If you use Firefox, Flock, Mozilla or even Seamonkey, here is a useful extension for webmasters.

With this extension you can easily view and edit the CSS code, see if the site checks for Quarks mode or Standars Mode, general information about the site, validate links, resize the window and many more useful tools and features.

http://chrispederick.com/work/webdeveloper

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