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Whehehehehehe

And calling it ad.gif demostrates your brilliance?

It doesn't show up with the latest css adblocking file available at Firebird Help.

What's your point?
Why can'y you call a company with 90% marketshare brilliant?

Not sure I see the issue here - Frontpage 2003 is indeed better at this. The fact that it doesn't suck like the previous versions is a selling point.

And Spewey - I think ad.gif is a perfectly good name. The image is an advert, and it makes sense for your ad blocker to block it.

for those who don't see it, the paragraph starts with , not

feed that into a browser :)

bah, crappy comments system, just look at the starting tag on the paragraph

Or just go look at it at this trackback site where it is named differently.

http://blog.codefront.net/archives/screenshots/frontpage-ad.gif

PS djst knows I love him and was just teasing about his brilliance which is unparalleled.

"Not sure I see the issue here" --- well, I don't know if it makes any difference since you could not notice it, but still... you don't start a paragraph with /p which its ending tag. And yes, it is pathetic :) And it shows djst's vigilance, cause I've never noticed this by myself :))

Comment spam right above mine. *rolls eyes*

I get comment spam phrased like this too. Do they think we're non-intelligent lifeforms?

OK just so it's clear, I wasn't referring to your reply Bigman :) The comment spam got deleted during the time I posted, it seems. Nice one David

HAHAHA!!!

"And it shows djst's vigilance, cause I've never noticed this by myself :))"

Ditto

djst++

Is this advert genuine?

I can't believe Microsoft would make a basic mistake like that, or is that the code that Frontpage produces? Maybe this is a new Microsoft web-standard. Or maybe the marketing department doesn't know what html tags are and probably doesn't care as it may well be aimed at PHBs who likewise wouldn't know.