FrontPage Can Insert AdSense Towers?

How to Get Them on the Right Side?

[swoop]

I haven't figured out how to add an AdSense skyscraper vertical banner to my web pages when using FrontPage. If I just insert the code into the html it creates a large vertical gap in the visible text, the height of the skyscraper.

A search of WebmasterWorld didn't turn up anything about this, and I don't find any guidance on the AdSense site.

It must be simple, so how do you do it?

[syber]

Create a table with two vertical cells. Place the skyscraper code in one of the cells.

[pageoneresults]

Or, you could always create a <div> and add a float:right to that <div>. You can then place it in your normal flow of text and it will float to the right of the insertion point.

[swoop]

Thank you syber and pageoneresults!

To clarify for other newbies, here is some html that works to put a skyscraper on the right side of the page (* has been substituted for < to avoid possible browser confusion)

*div align= "right">
*p style="float:right">
put skyscraper html from Google here
*/p>
*/div>

[europeforvisitors]

Another possibility is to create a shared border and plunk the code into that.

[bill]

create a shared border and plunk the code into that

Rather than using the shared border it would be better to use a FrontPage Include [webmasterworld.com]. That will give you better control over the end result. FP's shared borders have a history of being a bit problematic.

[europeforvisitors]

I've been using shared borders since 2001, and I've never had a problem with them.