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i don't think it looks fine. i run the etsy mini as the "default ad" on AVC. i rarely see it but i suspect it is seen by a lot of people outside of the US. out
by fredwilson 15y ago
i don't think it looks fine. i run the etsy mini as the "default ad" on AVC. i rarely see it but i suspect it is seen by a lot of people outside of the US. out of curiosity, are you outside the US?
- matthewsimon 15y agoI'm getting the Etsy mini as well, and I'm in New York City. (The Etsy iframe that's being served is 368px wide, but your sidebar only has 300px available.)
- code_duck 15y agoI'm in the US and I was seeing it every 2-3 times I loaded the page. I assumed you thought it looked okay from how it was on your blog, as personally, I would have said "hmm, it doesn't fit". At this point in the story, I would go to the Etsy App Gallery and see if a helpful third party developer had one in a smaller size. On the other hand, if I was on the Board of Etsy, I'd probably get on Etsy IRC instead and tell one of the 70+ engineers there to make me one that fits. If only every browser supported the 'zoom' CSS property, we could just apply zoom:80%. Then this one would fit fine... alas. Next we ponder what happened to the 'Super Etsy Mini', which died in creation with only the epitaph: "It was trying to do too much". It's cool you're showing your Etsy stuff on your blog. There's still a huge mass of people who don't know about what is found on Etsy.
- code_duck 15y agoOops, sorry - I meant to say I'm 'NOT' in the US, but I couldn't edit the post by the time I noticed.