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.:Wednesday, October 15, 2003:.
Ok, for those who wants to know how to cover it up, its very simple.

Firstly, get a long pic, more like a banner. you can make one at www.Flamingtext.com

I'll just show you my html code that i cut and pasted from my coding.

img style="position:absolute;top:5;left:72;height:82;width:640"
src="http://hstrial-csc.homestead.com/29cjcsc2.jpg"

don't forget to put in the "<" and ">" signs. And remember, you'll need to upload your graphic to a webpage so that when you link it, it will appear do not obtain and link it from your computer's folder or desktop, it will not appear.

Once done, constantly alter the settings such as 'top="X"', left, height, width, etc, until you manage to actually remove the ad from view.

Simple as that.

But, if your blog's graphics is already over-lapping it, you might want to alter your table settings, such that the entire blog doesn't actually over-lap the ad. Thereafter, apply the coding and it should work fine.

You won't be removing it per say, but merely covering it away from view. Im not so sure if its allowed actually, but who cares.i know i don't..hehe

Damn, i'm good for a self-learned HTML guy Heh, Hehe, i meant to be humble..

OR! You can alternatively try this

Just delete the entire portion of the ad..find the coding, and delete it from you r template. I seriously do not know the repurcussions from this action, maybe blogger may bar me from using Blogspot. But i'm taking the risk. Just delete the entire portion of the HTML. Find it within your template. It should be there


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