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Keep the height of the banners to a minimum, particularly with the header. Ideally the banners should not exceed 100px as excessively thick banners will push the relevant content down the screen this can be an issue with individuals running at lower screen resolutions.
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Avoid html, head and body tags. It is advisable to avoid using these tags as the html for your banners will be embedded in a full html page already containing this markup.
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Using CSS Stylesheets. You can include a CSS stylesheet in your banners however please ensure they do not override the global settings that control the appearance of your White Label system, these include background, margins, alignment etc.
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Reference all images and resources with full/root paths. It is important to ensure all resources used within your html page are correctly referenced. If you create your own html then you must include a full virtual path to each resource.
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Ensure HTML is well formed. All html tags must be well formed and in the correct case. If the html is not well formed then this may interfere with the page layout. It is also good practice to use current html formatting standards to avoid browser incompatibilities.
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Use high quality compressed images. To ensure that your banners look professional it is important to use high quality gif or jpeg images. Avoid resizing the document in html as this will cause the image to look pixelated.
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