Ok so at my site:

www.brokecollegegraduate.com

You can see the images at the top well I tried to space them by inserting hspace="10" into the image html. But as you can see I think I did it wrong...so can anyone tell me how to properly write the image HTML so that the images will be spaced apart horizontally just above each ad?

Also at my site:
www.thenaturalacnecure.com

I would like to put one image on top pf each of the vertical ads there, can anyone tell me how to do that?

Please be easy on me I am an HTML novice so dont get too techy!


Thanks!!!!

if i understand you right...
you cant put the images between one google ad.
you can use the box google ad and put them between the images.*note that gogles TOS states that no more then 3 text ads per page.

if you want the images next to google,use something like this

<table align="right">
<tr>
<td>
*ADSENCE CODE*
</script></td>
</tr>
</table>

Mwahaha! One more adsense cheater.

Place your images into a table with four cells in one row then tune table width, cellspacing and cellpadding.

And while you are doing this I will go report an abuse to adsense team.

Originally Posted by mtishetsky

Place your images into a table with four cells in one row then tune table width, cellspacing and cellpadding.

And while you are doing this I will go report an abuse to adsense team.

I don't recall anything in the google policies about not allowing images near ads. They aren't interfering in any way nor are they misleading.

Regarding the original post, from a quick glance it looks like it would line up pretty decent creating a table with a 100% width and 4 cells each at 25% width, aligning them to the left of each cell. If not, just check the width of the google block and set yours accordingly.

Originally Posted by Syndac

I don't recall anything in the google policies about not allowing images near ads. They aren't interfering in any way nor are they misleading.

Why are you protecting cheater? It is obvious that he tries to fool the user pretending that the link below the image somehow relates to this image thus incentivising him to click a link.

Regarding the original post, from a quick glance it looks like it would line up pretty decent creating a table with a 100% width and 4 cells each at 25% width, aligning them to the left of each cell. If not, just check the width of the google block and set yours accordingly.

The table should be 728px wide with 0px cellpadding and 4px cellspacing. But sometimes 728x90 ad block displays THREE ads. This situation surely cannot be handled by our cheater.

Originally Posted by mtishetsky

Why are you protecting cheater? It is obvious that he tries to fool the user pretending that the link below the image somehow relates to this image thus incentivising him to click a link.

The images don't link anywhere, there's nothing wrong with placing images next to ads. Feel free to quote the Google policies stating otherwise. The ads are intact and is labelled by the "Ads by google" text below it. As long as there's nothing saying "help support us by clicking these ads", I see no problem with it. Whether it's right or wrong is a matter of opinion and personal ethics, but I don't recall anything in the policies stating you can't place images near the ads.

Originally Posted by Syndac

The images don't link anywhere, there's nothing wrong with placing images next to ads. Feel free to quote the Google policies stating otherwise. The ads are intact and is labelled by the "Ads by google" text below it. As long as there's nothing saying "help support us by clicking these ads", I see no problem with it. Whether it's right or wrong is a matter of opinion and personal ethics, but I don't recall anything in the policies stating you can't place images near the ads.

The problem is not that people try to fraud adsense. The problem is that they don't want to create quality websites, but look for easy money and produce crap filling the web with it. The problem is that newbies seriously suppose that making money online is something very easy, simple and available to anyone. How often do you search the web and how often do you find the thing you need among tons of crappy websites, which owners sit and wait for user to click adsense and bring them a penny?

Originally Posted by mtishetsky

The problem is not that people try to fraud adsense. The problem is that they don't want to create quality websites, but look for easy money and produce crap filling the web with it. The problem is that newbies seriously suppose that making money online is something very easy, simple and available to anyone. How often do you search the web and how often do you find the thing you need among tons of crappy websites, which owners sit and wait for user to click adsense and bring them a penny?

So now your argument has nothing to do with his ad, but an insult against his site in general? Who are you to say who's allowed to post public information on the internet and judge the quality of what should and shouldn't be allowed? If a site sucks, it wont receive traffic and therefore wont make money. Everyone has the right to take a shot at running and managing a website.