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ok thanks.<br />
Just another question, where can I set the size of my site ?<br />
I want to test the size of the whole screen.<br />
I cannot remeber now.
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ok thanks.
Just another question, where can I set the size of my site ?
I want to test the size of the whole screen.
I cannot remeber now.

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Dear &nbsp;snowball77:<br />
it was a very good tip. Is working fine.<br />
<br />
wbr<br />
George
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Dear  snowball77:
it was a very good tip. Is working fine.

wbr
George

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Hi Experts,<br />
I want to add some advertisment to my joomla site.<br />
I am a affiliate member and I have some web code to put to my joomla site.<br />
But I don't know how.<br />
Can you help me to install the webcode of the banners on the right side of my page ?
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Hi Experts,
I want to add some advertisment to my joomla site.
I am a affiliate member and I have some web code to put to my joomla site.
But I don't know how.
Can you help me to install the webcode of the banners on the right side of my page ?

banner for affiliate marketing

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Joomla

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