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Most flash ads would be inside an iframe on another domain outside your control :/ So unless I've missed something, I don't see how this helps. No amount of ja
by axod 16y ago
Most flash ads would be inside an iframe on another domain outside your control :/
So unless I've missed something, I don't see how this helps. No amount of javascript can modify flash elements in an iframe outside of the security box.
- jamesjyu 16y agoFrom looking at the ads that appear on Scribd, this isn't the case. I haven't seen a flash ad that uses an iframe coming from Google. Here is an example of a typical flash ad that I've seen from AdSense: https://github.com/scribd/flash_heed/blob/master/test.html https://github.com/scribd/flash_heed/blob/master/test.html But yes, if the flash is in an iframe from a domain you don't control, there's no way AFAIK to fix the z-index issue.
- axod 16y agoIn what version of adsense does it not use an iframe? It's always used an iframe, dynamically generated from js. The top ad on scribd actually has about 5 iframes. No idea why my original comment stands a 0. Please do your research people.