I noticed the ads... not a bad touch....
however, having ones like Coverity and aapest control out of seattle.... I do not understand why AA pest control has to be on there. Why not keep it to beekeeping ads.... ?
I noticed the ads... not a bad touch....
however, having ones like Coverity and aapest control out of seattle.... I do not understand why AA pest control has to be on there. Why not keep it to beekeeping ads.... ?
Chef Isaac..Culinary Arts and Honey are a sweet mix! http://www.sweetascanbeehoneyfarm.com & http://www.adoptahive.info
So, I went to the Church Shooting thread and happen to glance at the ads, here's what Google put there:
Mindful Stress Reduction
Learn to manage stress with our
8-week mindfulness-based
program
www.blahblahblahblah.org
Isaac, it will take a little time to fine tune the ads, keeping certain ads off the site. Be patient.
Regards, Barry
Hey Barry,
I am no computer wizard, but is there a way that when you click on an ad it opens in a new tab and doesn't take you away from beesource?
Just a thought. BTW great job on the new site layout and everything you do for us out here in bee land.
No, sorry. I guess it's this way for just about all clickable ad links.
Regards, Barry
Yes, you can manually do as JordanM says, which I do a lot also, but I can't automatically set the ad hyperlink to open a new tab or window.
Regards, Barry
With my website and my sitebuilder, it asks if you want to open in another window. Different builders do different things. Mine is simple.
You can use the <ctrl> key when you click to open links (internal or external) in a new tab or use the center mouse button to do the same if you have one. I don't know of a way to set a default on the general left click?
Maybe someone else knows of a different trick?
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." Winston Churchill
thanks Barry. Just curious.
Chef Isaac..Culinary Arts and Honey are a sweet mix! http://www.sweetascanbeehoneyfarm.com & http://www.adoptahive.info
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