I have been asking what the "xn" or "xg" call is to place a 728 x 60 banner below the Ning Bar, but BEFORE the site name and haven't received a response from the Help area. Can someone tell me what to use? I can get it to go below the menu and above and below the footer - but cannot get it to go below the Ning Bar. Can someone tell me this please? Thank you.
I need it to be clickable, whether its Google, Linkshare or a self-created image and I want to center it. I am trying to put something in that space like MySpace has it, but down below the menu doesn't work with my current site set up. So I want it right below the Ning bar but no one will tell me how to do it.
If you put this in your Analytics box, it should show up under the Ning Bar:
< script type="text/javascript">
// Insert something under the Ning Bar on every page!
var insertionPoint = document.getElementById('xn_bar');
//BUT, don't show it on the Sign In page!
var exceptionElement = document.getElementById('signin_email');
if((exceptionElement == null) && insertionPoint) {
var newHtml = 'YOUR_HTML_HERE';
insertionPoint.innerHTML += newHtml;
}
< /script>
NOTE: Take out the space after the < in the opening and closing script tag! I had to put in the space for the code to display in this box.
Replace YOUR_HTML_HERE with a div tag that contains your image or whatever. Use style="text-align:center" to center the div. Put an anchor tag around your image or text to make it clickable.
james you may be the answer to my prayers. I have code from adbutler I would like to install the way you suggest in the analytics box. where should I put it so it will show up on all pages.
If you use the code I provided, it will show on every page except the Sign In page. If you want it on that page too, remove the 4th, 5th, 6th and 9th lines.
Permalink Reply by Wiz on January 8, 2009 at 9:30am
I have just finished an offline Ning network editor.
You can use this editor to customize the theme of your Ning network. I have included several modules on the front page of this editor so most of your changes that you see and make, will look good on your entire Ning network.
All you have to do is customize the CSS file to your preference, save your changes and view the results, all while offline.
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I'm finding that this script won't work in IE6 as it is; as in nothing will show. Is there a tweak that would help with that? I'm also finding that a bunch of the jquery tweaks that I've come across here don't work in IE6 either. I realize that there is a disclaimer in the Ning resources making people aware that this is a potential problem but again, many of the "fixes" work in Firefox and sometimes IE7 and not at all in IE6. I wish more people checked. Anyhow, thought you might like to know and would it be ok if I ran a particular jquery script that works in IE7 and Firefox but not IE6? Just to see if something jumps at you?