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T35 Ad deletion
I have a website hosted by T35 and its the free version. I was kind of frustrated with the ads that T35 puts on my website, so I thought up a way to get rid of these ads...Just use Javascript. Place this code below into the head of the document, and add a link to call the document. Look below,
Code:
<html>Code:
<a href='javascript:hideAds();'>Hide these ads</a>Enjoy! |
Re: T35 Ad deletion
Hey, sorry but I do not yet have the permission to edit my posts, I forgot to finish the script tag with a
Code:
</script> |
Re: T35 Ad deletion
Hello,
I don't understand what does you code do and I've specially join T35 to help you out. Your website tries to remove ads from the page, if I'm not mistaken. As per what I know by registering into the new T35 account, the T35 website makes a div named "t35ad". Below is a code which may help you. Code:
Regards |
Re: T35 Ad deletion
I found this website with google but those solutions are not 100% perfect, not in all browsers at least :)
I dont know how to use akshits code but it's not really working for me.... thedavinci's code (lol sounds funny :P) works but only in firefox. I have come up with another solution which does not delete the code but makes it invisible. It does that by putting it into a 0px by 0px div and throw it into a corner behind your website. Here's the code: Code:
<div style="font-size:0px; position:absolute; width:0px; height:0px; color:#000000; z-index:-1; overflow:hidden;"><xmp></body></xmp></div> |
Re: T35 Ad deletion
I see I forgot to metion how to use this code....
You replace your end body tag: Code:
</body>Code:
<div style="font-size:0px; position:absolute; width:0px; height:0px; color:#000000; z-index:-1; overflow:hidden;"><xmp></body></xmp></div> |
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