Web 2.0 Magazine: June 2007

Choosing you ads style directly affect your CPM or in other words you revenue, choosing new ads styles usually increases the your CPM, in this article I rounded up 29 different ads style, choose from them the ad style that fit with your pages. each adstyle includes the link to the code (from adcluster) and preview.

Full Banners

1- Rounded corners in blue

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2-CSS Glow Banner Background

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3-Morning Horizon Full Banner
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4- Purple Haze Full Banner
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5- Blue Blue Sky Full Banner
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6- Blue & Black Titled Full Banner
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7- Black & Blue Titled Full Banner
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8- Black Gradient Full Banner
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Hal Banners

9- Black Horizontal Gradient Half Banner
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10- Orange Striped Oval Half Banner
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11- Subtle Blue Half Banner
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12- Simple Slanted Black Half Banner
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Button

13- Black Diamond Button
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14- Shadow Box Button
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15- Black n’ Gold Square Button
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16- The Little Black Square Button
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17- Rounded & White Shadow Button
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18- Greenie Button
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Large Rectangle

19- Too-Large Grey Rectangle
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20- Blue 2.0

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LeaderBoard
21-Cloudy Leaderboard
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22- Business Card Leaderboard
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23- Shuffled Paper Leaderboard (ver. White)
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24- New Digg Colored Leaderboard
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Medium Rectangle

25- Have-a-Mint Flavored Medium Rectangle
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Skyscraper
26- Grey Bubble Skyscraper
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27- Tall Red Paper Skyscraper
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Small Square

28- Small Square Metal Plate Background
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29- Blue Hazed Small Square
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Web-developers can create amazing web-applications with AJAX. Stikkit, Netvibes, GMail and dozens of further web-projects offer a new level of interactivity we’ve used to give up the idea of. Modern web-applications can be designed with enhanced user interfaces and functionalities, which used to be the privelege of professional desktop-applications. AJAX makes it possible to create more interactive, more responsive and more flexible web-solutions. And it’s the first step towards rich internet applications of the future.

Asynchronous JavaScript and XML isn’t a new programming language, as it is often mistakingly called. Basically, AJAX is a set of XHTML, CSS, DOM, XMLHttpRequest and XML, put together and used together for the same purpose - to improve the user-server-interaction.

To understand the idea behind AJAX, you should read Jesse James Garrett’s article “Ajax: A New Approach to Web Applications” and Wikipedia: Ajax;
to learn the basics of AJAX, you should go through some AJAX tutorials we’ve presented previously;
to learn more about professional CSS coding, you should visit 70 Expert Ideas For Better CSS Coding;
and to get a powerful and handy CSS-Toolbox for your future projects, you can use 53 CSS-Techniques You Couldn’t Live Without.

In this article we’d like to present a list of over 90 useful AJAX-based techniques you should always have ready to hand developing AJAX-based web-applications. Auto-completion, instant field editing, menus, calendars, interactive elements, visual effects, animation, basic javascripts, as well as an extensive developer’s suite should give you a useful and powerful toolbox you can use every day, without a need to go through hundreds of AJAX-related bookmarks.