12 replies to this topic

[Jack]

Here's something to make those EVIL side-bars on geocities pages disappear.

At the end of a page(if in html editor) put the following at the very end of your html.

<title>

Edited by sameoldspud, 16 November 2004 - 03:46 PM.

[Fatal]

it said

You did not specify a filename.

[Brad]

just add it at the end of your source code (after </html>) on every page. good job sameoldspud. this saves me 9.95 a month!

[Jack]

No problem and Fatal...try giving your page a filename...LOL

[kyo]

good work

is the same working at tripod?

[Cooliodoc]

lol that is so easy can't believe they suck so much.

[tehsky]

Woah, I didn't know this... nice job, if you figured it out... wow so si'mple.

[Jack]

Yea I figured it out I accidently pasted it at the end an saved it. I went to my site the next day and the bar was gone. I took it out to see what would happen and the bar came back.

[ink]

First of all this can be counted as breaking the TOS of Geocities, I hope you don't get caught. They have a si'mple system.... find "<title>" and add a linebreak and add the ad script. Truely not the hardest thing to figure out. Great job on your findings though sameoldspud.

Edited by Ink, 23 November 2004 - 05:01 PM.

[Jack]

Thanks a bunch.

[Freidmont]

Or get the AdBlock plugin for firefox, using it you can block ads everywhere.

[Jack]

You  could, but this is helpful for all those with IE. Although they should use Firefox. My Firefox theme is all silver because it matches Rooq which is my skin here.