Setting up the Much Maligned Table

Here is the CSS parameters for setting up a simple table. I don’t know why they are disliked, especially when intended to keep everything tidy on a web page or blog post.

If you have more than one table, just add a class name, in this case .black. Then the table would start like this: <table class=”black”>

table.black{
margin: 10px 8px 10px 8px;
padding: 10px 8px 10px 8px;
table-layout: automatic;
text-align: Left;
font-family: Times New Roman;
font-size: 20px;
line-height: 110%;
word-spacing: 1px;
color: #FFEFC9;
}

That was fairly straightforward and are used on my tutorial here:
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Then there is a need to use them in blog posts to keep everything tidy.

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If you have Excel, get a copy of my HTML generator(right sidebar, below). This is real handy if you use a shopping cart. It can generate a simple table like this one without a cart entry, or one that employs a cart.



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Steve

50 CSS Techniques

Here is an interesting site:

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Steve

Change of Plan, No CPA Tutorial, and Why

I finally pulled everything together and funded my account at Media Traffic. As of this post I have had 2744 clicks on my keywords and URLs that I picked, and not one person actually completed the action. That is a ROI of 0.00%. My campaigns ranged from submitting an email address for a chance to win a $500 grocery card to links for selling houses online. Nada.

My current campaign is for Lunarpages web hosting. I simplified it up and have just 4 keyword phrases (Web Hosting, website hosting, Web host and domain hosting). Anyone in their network entering those keywords, in that order would get a pop-under window for this campaign:
Here is the Campaign

This campaign has had over 1000 clicks and no one made a purchase. I have limited the campaign to $10 per day, so I’m letting it run a few more days. My enthusiasm has waned. Off to another project.

At the end of my experiment, I had over 6000 clicks, based upon keyword searches, and not one sale. I spent $94 with no luck. My refund on the remainder of my deposit was returned yesterday.

Steve

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