iframed cpa offer

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anickname

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could some1 tell what the general code is for just an image with the email submit button from some offer

lets say.
this image here

http://www.i-marco.nl/weblog/images/win_an_ipod_video.jpg

and the email submit button should be ON the text from this pic "Help Marco..."
still ON this picture

what would be the code for that?
 
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I did a writeup on this so you can figure out how to iframe, you'll get this and other stuff here:
Code: 
http://www.wowhaxor.com/2009/09/07/sneaky-submit-black-hat-method-iframing-cpa-offers/
 
i foudn that some time ago and looked over it. but you sure theres explained how to do what i asked with the picture? ;p
 
maybe some1 else can tell?
im sure its very easy to explain
 
maybe you can read some threads about iframes, or some sites explaining their uses.

im sure it's easy to find them.
 
i didnt find anything about that. i know what iframing is for. just not how to do that with the picture...
 
You don't need a Iframe I think. Try absolute positioning with a div.

Code: 
<html>
<head>
<style type="text/css">
.button { 
position:absolute; 
left:200px; 
top:150px;
}
</style>
</head>

<body>
<!-- '.button' class above controls where the image will appear -->

<!-- the div holding your button -->
<div class="button">

<!-- url to button -->
<img src="http://www.madringtones.org/icons/icon_iphone.png">
</div>


<!-- free ipod image -->

<img src="http://www.i-marco.nl/weblog/images/win_an_ipod_video.jpg">

</body>

</html>
 
hm i got it working to move the picture. now i just need to know how to move the button ;d
 
use cake slice cut the email submit out, set the color for the background page to blend with your image. create a div with a background image and place the cutiframe on top of the image and postion it accordly. PM me if you need some help
 
Absolute positioning would work as long as you you set both link and image. Honestly I would go with image mapping. If you have Dreamweaver that takes maybe two seconds. Otherwise google "mapping hyperlink to certain part of image" and follow simple instructions, using mailto in your link.
 
amberlamps said:
use cake slice cut the email submit out, set the color for the background page to blend with your image. create a div with a background image and place the cutiframe on top of the image and postion it accordly. PM me if you need some help
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i got the email submit and everything already, tested it on a page
the email submit button even is on the picture. just not in the position yet where it should be :p
 
anickname said:
i got the email submit and everything already, tested it on a page
the email submit button even is on the picture. just not in the position yet where it should be :p
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i get you its hard at least for me i never got it to stay in one place for all browser.

i ppostion a div on top of an image. and i get it perfecct in firefox but chrom IE is close but no cigar
 
what would be the code for that?

the div is

Code: 
src='CPAofferlink' style='border: 0pt none ; left: -991px; top: -292px; position: absolute; width: 1848px; height: 908px;' scrolling='no'></iframe></div>

where do i have to write that

style="position: absolute; top: 300px; left: 200px ?
 
Absolute positioning isn't a good idea in this case as even if you get it right on your browser/screen a different screen size or browser will see it in positioning differently. This is only good for individual images/tables/ w/e that always need to be static in relation to everything else on a page.
 
It wont let me post the script since I'm too newbie. Copy source from this site I just made: freeipodddd.n.nu/

I know this isn't a button, so if you'd rather have a button, then please ignore. Otherwise...

Run your mouse over the Help Marko. I hope that helps.

Since there isn't a button with this method I might highlight that part to make it more visible for click throughs.
 
aresmars said:
Absolute positioning isn't a good idea in this case as even if you get it right on your browser/screen a different screen size or browser will see it in positioning differently. This is only good for individual images/tables/ w/e that always need to be static in relation to everything else on a page.
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what would be a better idea then?
 
Well in my opinion, what I posted just before, image mapping. I even did it for you, though if I were you I would edit the image, simply highlighting the term "Help Marco". Right click on this site: freeipodddd.n.nu/ view source and copy and paste. Play with code a little to make it to your liking, of course I just made up a random email for you. Hope it's what you're looking for.
 
thanks for your effort. but i think u misunderstood. i need to move an email button from a cpa offer on a picture. not a button where people can email me :p
 
Ohh, I'm sorry about my misunderstanding. I have many ads posted where I use images in conjunction with image mapping to create links to my cpa offers. This is what I thought you were trying to accomplish. It sounds like you might have the right idea with iframe, i've seen people place buttons for music navigation over an image. However the only experience I've had in iframes is in facebook embedding lol. I wish I could help, best of luck.
 
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