'Cause I got tired of lookin' at 'em
stan posted this at 3:19 PM, and
5 of you responded
I finally got around to updating some of my rotating banner images last weekend. In case you want to see the retired ones, you can click here:
Retired Banner Images
Update: For readers unable to see any images (e.g. some Firefox users):
Banner Images Currently in Rotation
5 Talked Back:
At January 30, 2006 at 5:17:00 PM CST,
meagan said...
That was fun to see the imagecodedump blog, since I never actually see your banner images. Yes, a firefox user.
At January 30, 2006 at 5:45:00 PM CST,
stan said...
I thought that was fixed. I think Jim uses Firefox and can see the images now...maybe you have an older version?
(Of course, if I knew how to fix the code so they'd show up in all versions, I would.)
Maybe I should post all of the images instead of just the retired ones. Easy enough.
At January 30, 2006 at 8:13:00 PM CST,
Scott said...
Stan, was it easy to put "pictures" on your banner?
Is that something I could do on my blog?
At January 30, 2006 at 10:43:00 PM CST,
kristen said...
yeah, how DO you DO it?
At January 31, 2006 at 10:16:00 AM CST,
stan said...
It's a little bit of Javascript code that I added to the template. I looked for the same type of code used for rotating ad banners.
I don't remember where I found my code, but I think this page has almost the exact same code. Just put it somewhere in the <body> section of your template; you might have to experiment to find exactly where to put the code.
To avoid messing up your original blog, I strongly suggest creating a test blog and copying all of your current template over to it, and creating a few test posts, so that you have a template to experiment with. (See, having multiple blogs comes in handy!)
"If you want to add more banners, just copy the whole if (ad==?){...}, paste it after the fourth if(ad==4){...} statement and replace the ? with 5 and so on."
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