Google Releases Super-Tiny Ads
Google AdSense now offers four new ad formats, all of them super-small ad links.
New! (468×15) Displays up to 5 links
New! (468×15_4) Displays up to 4 links
New! (728×15) Displays up to 5 links
New! (728×15_4) Displays up to 4 links
Expect to see these ads at the top of pages. I just wish there was one format that contained a single actual ad, and not just a bunch of ad links. Guess it doesn’t matter much, since I don’t use AdSense anymore.
(via Zorgloob)
You just broke your “no wide images” rule in the very same RSS feed as you complained about it!
I share your frustration with scrolling sideways but really this is Bloglines’ problem (or which ever aggregator you use).
Comment by Rowan Nairn | June 11, 2005
On second thoughts we don’t have to wait for Bloglines to fix it. Here’s a quick Greasemonkey/Trixie script I whipped up:
https://www.cs.tcd.ie/Rowan.Nairn/userscripts/bloglines_noscroll.user.js
It makes posts independent so that one wide post doesn’t break the whole feed. You still have to scroll horizontally within a post that contains a wide image - not quite what you want for Russel’s blog but works for yours! I don’t have time right now to make it more useful but I’m sure someone will have a go at extending it.
Rowan
Comment by Rowan Nairn | June 11, 2005