Anyone else having problems viewing the classifieds ?
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Stuart said:
Are you using an adblocker? Try disabling it or adding an exception for Pistonheads.
This is very annoying and counterproductive. A lot of people use an adblocker and most of them will just give up thinking the site is not working correctly when they get this behaviour ..130R said:
his is very annoying and counterproductive. A lot of people use an adblocker and most of them will just give up thinking the site is not working correctly when they get this behaviour ..
I agree, which is why we did a small piece of work at the end of last year which means that people should be able to use the site with an adblock running. It certainly isn't a back handed way of making people look at display ads! I'll log this as a bug so that we can look at it again.
I've also been getting the same issue with Chrome using AdBlockPro.
I looked into the code and think the issue might be as simple as your CSS class declarations.
The HTML container surrounding the advert information has "advert-content" as it's CSS declaration, simiarly all child tags also have "advert" in the classes. It's probably triggering the plugin to block it.
Worth a shot!
I looked into the code and think the issue might be as simple as your CSS class declarations.
The HTML container surrounding the advert information has "advert-content" as it's CSS declaration, simiarly all child tags also have "advert" in the classes. It's probably triggering the plugin to block it.
Worth a shot!
Jalexp said:
I've also been getting the same issue with Chrome using AdBlockPro.
I looked into the code and think the issue might be as simple as your CSS class declarations.
The HTML container surrounding the advert information has "advert-content" as it's CSS declaration, simiarly all child tags also have "advert" in the classes. It's probably triggering the plugin to block it.
Worth a shot!
Yes, that is the issue. The problem is we can't replicate it at PH Towers. With the latest version of Chrome and AdBlockPro it appears just as it should.I looked into the code and think the issue might be as simple as your CSS class declarations.
The HTML container surrounding the advert information has "advert-content" as it's CSS declaration, simiarly all child tags also have "advert" in the classes. It's probably triggering the plugin to block it.
Worth a shot!
If you guys give us more detail (specifically, the version of Chrome / ABP) the quicker we can get it sorted.
-Matt
Happy to help
Using Chrome Version 23.0.1271.26 beta-m
AdBlock Plus (Beta) - latest version - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/adblock-...
Using Chrome Version 23.0.1271.26 beta-m
AdBlock Plus (Beta) - latest version - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/adblock-...
Jalexp said:
Couldn't you just use new css class declarations which don't include the word "advert"?
Yes, but as you might imagine at this stage of a website one CSS rewrite has the potential to break a lot of functionality, especially when you throw in a dash of jQuery.Yes, that will be the fix we just want to be able to test it before we start tearing apart that page.
Perhaps we could recruit a few of you to help review the changes?
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