They create a new banner area for websites without effecting the current banner areas and easy to implement. On the other hand, pagepeel banners have a relatively high "click per view ratio".
- Download Pageear files.- Unzip the filed in a folder.- Create to images with sizes 100×100 and 500×500. 100×100 sized image is the one which will be shown when Pageear is closed and 500×500 will be shown when user mouse overs the Pageear banner. You can pageear_b.jpg ve pageear_s.jpg files as an example. BTW, .GIF and .PNG are not supported.- Open the Pageear.js file wit a text editor and update the paths to the .JPG and .SWF files depending on your setup.- Include Pageear.js and AC_OETags.js in to the webpages where Pageear banner will be displayed (example below).- Place the writeObjects() javascript function under your body tag.- That’s all.
Pageear can also be implemented easily with the ready to use Wordpress plugin, Joomla module or Typo3 extension (download links below).
Website: http://www.webpicasso.de/blog/kostenloses-pagepeel/
Download: http://www.webpicasso.de/blog/wp-content/plugins/DownloadCounter/download.php?id=11
Joomla Module: http://www.webpicasso.de/blog/joomla-pagepeel-pageear-ad-ons/
Typo3 Extension: http://www.webpicasso.de/blog/joomla-pagepeel-pageear-ad-ons/
Tags: Banner Extension Pageear Pagepeel Plugin
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2 comments:
not working its only a small image fliping at the corner
Nice for posting
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