Google AdSense

Milos said: "I just signed up for Google AdSense,I got the code and all,but can I move the Adsense banner around my page,I have choosen 160x600 format and I thought to put it in the right side of my page ,but it is goning only on left :( . So can I somehow move it around my page?"

raven said: "I did a search on Google and came up with [URL=http://www.askdavetaylor.com/how_do_i_have_my_google_adsense_ads_in_the_middle_of_my_page.html]this:[/URL] [QUOTE]You can move the AdSense JavaScript-built code block to one side or the other by using either CSS (use "float:left" or "float:right") or by wrapping the code in a TABLE that has or similar. [/QUOTE]"

edwin said: "there's no restriction on where you place it. also, its well worth while to remove the border."

Milos said: "Thanks! I've put it where I wanted to.I use Please tell me how much clicks do you need to get payed? And what's the minimum amount of money the send you? P.S I have 120x600 skyscraper ,and I subscribed to AdSense for content."

Darren said: "Milos, Just so you know, no one can talk about what they make. It's part of the T.O.S. The minimum payout is I think $100."

jancker said: "Yes, the minimum is $100, so you need 1000 clicks per 0.10 - not really a piece of cake :)"

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