Suppress blank zones
Again, I'm front-end, and don't have access to the actual web pages. I've been tasked to find out how we can code the HTML page to suppress any empty zones. Can anyone give me a code snippet to copy/paste?
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Support Staff 1 Posted by Mike Cherichett... on 03 Jul, 2014 06:42 PM
Hello Jo,
When a banner zone is empty it's going to display a default banner. It is not possible to disable those default banners. However, with a little trick you can make those default banners invisible.
To do this, go to
Settings > Sizesand edit the size of your banner zone such as 728x90.Enter the following into the
HTML Codebox on that page:That HTML comment will be served in place of the default banner and since HTML comments aren't visibly displayed in the browser the zone effectively disappears.
Repeat that same process for any other banner sizes that you're using.
Usually most people use this feature to run ads from an ad network in the event that their zones are empty.
Thanks,
Mike
Mike Cherichetti closed this discussion on 08 Jul, 2014 07:28 PM.