I want to put up ninjai banners in my site.. but i don't know how... can anyone help me please?
THANKS!

Can you be a little more specific? Are you wanting to implement a ad serving or rotation script? Or are you just looking for how to put a banner in your page in general? We'll be able to help you better with more info, I think.

wll.. i dont' know what you mean by ad serving or rotation script..
can you just.. .teach me how to put up a banner in my webpage.. yes, in general?
thanks again!

I am not sure if I understand what your needs are, but if you just make a banner and put it on your site as an image, that should be fine and work as a banner for your site. Is there anything special it needs to do? If you explain further what the purpose of this is, I may be able to help you more.

Yes, we need details. Most banners are just images. However, some can be more advanced. If you want to put up a banner that's an image, we can show you how to use HTML to do that. If you are trying to put up something more advanced, we can help you with that too.

Just try to explain what it is, what it does, and why (if there's any particular reason) you are having trouble putting it up.

I think i know what you want. Just a simple animated banner advertising your own site on your site.

Start with making a canvas 468 x 60 pixels
Say you want three different slides make three canveses(this that a word?)
Draw in what you want on each slide using a graphics program
save the slides as s1,s2,s3 or whatever you like
then use a simple animating program to produce a animated gif from the three images.

You can download a animation program from any download site like tucows or download.com

Any other questions?



-Dan

Not sure if this is what you were looking for, but if you would like to have one banner on your website that doesn't change- or switch from banner to banner. You would insert the following HTML code into wherever you want the banner to be. For ex:

<a href="http://www.ninjai.com" target="_blank"><img src="images/ninjai.gif" border="0"></a>

That is it. The href is the link to the website. The img src is where the image is located on your website. You could also link to an image on another website, like http://www.ninjai.com/images/banner1.gif.

I have nothing to add.. just want to say I'm very impressed by everyone here trying to help! Great job, people, keep it up!

Tyhe, reference for the future: While I appreciate your compliments, it's a bad idea to post them in an actual thread, as it MAY be viewed that you're just trying to get your post count up. Just a word of reference.

Thanks again.

w00t! thanks for all the help! now i put banners all over the place!
Learned a lot! thanks again!