Wordpress auctionAds coding question

[maximus]

I'm trying auctionads out for the first time in a wordpress theme that is 700 pixels wide. I want to fill a page with auctionads in rows of 3 or 4 auctions wide (horizontal) by 6 auctions in height (vertical). The easiest way to do this is with a 728x90 leaderboard and stacking a few of those on top of each other, but since the theme is only 700 pixels wide, I can't do that.

Does anyone know how to use the 160x600 skyscraper and stack them next to each other going from left to right? (The problem is that wordpress defaults the ads to just keep going downward instead of to the right of the prior ad.) Thanks.

 

[trigatch4]

why not edit the theme template to make it 750 wide?
problem solved
edit in styles.css

 

[Aequitas]

lets get this straight you want to fill your theme with only auction ads, why even use wordpress thats much too overkill, just take 5 minutes and do it in basic html.

 

[maximus]

lets get this straight you want to fill your theme with only auction ads, why even use wordpress thats much too overkill, just take 5 minutes and do it in basic html.

The site is a wordpress blog with a shopping page. The blog will draw the traffic and the shop will monetize it. I'd switch themes but this particular theme matches the topic very well so I was hoping there is code to do this.

 

[Aequitas]

The site is a wordpress blog with a shopping page. The blog will draw the traffic and the shop will monetize it. I'd switch themes but this particular theme matches the topic very well so I was hoping there is code to do this.

Then the best way would be to go with what trigatch4 and edit the CSS sheet in order to gain the extra 30 px, if you don't know how then trust it its easy to learn and its time to digg in.

 

[Grafix]

On the leader, you could try to resize it to 700 px. Just change the banner code. Not sure about the tower banners but try removing the div code or any other breaks from the end of the banner code. This should work unless you're installing the towers in a table that's only wide enough to support one tower.

 

[Icecube]

I'd edit it to be wider as trigatch4 said, if you want to use the 160x600 format you can wrap each banner in a div, say you name it <div class="160auctionads">auctionads code here</div>
you should include something like this before the banner
<style type="text/css">
.160auctionads{float: left; width: 160px;height:600px;}
</style>

this way you can put 4 banners there

the code might need to be fixed