On Monday 20 February 2012 07:08, Graham Hays wrote:
> Hi Barney (ad anyone else)
>
> Personally I'm not a lover of random classnames (or filenames) - if
> a class does something then I call it that.
>
> The problem I had was that this wasn't an advert as such - on our
> site we had used the folder
Hi Barney (ad anyone else)
Personally I'm not a lover of random classnames (or filenames) - if a class
does something then I call it that.
The problem I had was that this wasn't an advert as such - on our site we
had used the folder name "advertising" to hold pages relevant to clients
enquiries (
Graham,
I think one of the main points of AdBlock is that it is independent
from advertisers – the other is that it blocks ads. I know you believe
that your ads shouldn't be blocked, but AdBlock don't provide general
help on how to bypass their efforts.
Having said that, why not just use arbitrar
Hi all
Can anyone advise if there is a master list somewhere of id and class names
that should be avoided
It may be obvious but I've just experienced problems with Firefox and its Ad
Blocker addon - it disables anything with a class of "advertise" and
"advertising" (which we had used in our adver
