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Niteflirt says the HTML script has banner ads connected to my images. They are pictures of me so I don’t understand how. I did find them but I have no idea how to remove them.
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At the very end of the design there’s a single backlink to our credits page or website if you already removed that and Niteflirt is still showing this message to you, try to refresh the page because it might be a glitch on their side like persistent browser cache.
We don’t use, have, banner ads on any of our designs except the backlink to our verified page.
Look at the source markup code and see what other links you have which are not part of your listing or http image host. -
Hey… making the text invisible is not similar with removing the link.
Searched your saved project and removed the link.
Let me know if the issue has been solved.
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So I’ll be honestly I don’t know how to fiddle with it. In the html I see what they’re talking about- for each picture it’s a a link that starts with camgirlcloud.com so is the only easy way to just remove the pictures? If I just remove the last link it’s still links to cgc.
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Each picture I uploaded on it has a link like this one ☝???? I posted before. And they said that’s not allowed.
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Have you tried a simple HTML like:
<img src="https://19438.4cgc.media/676c56d29dafc62f8e9168c18e390b3f/2195113/9_a301491c3b007ad233316efdee4e614f.jpeg">
It should display only the image itself without any inline CSSLater Edit:
I’ve updated the code.
There was a piece of markup which is set to opacity 0 and overflow hidden but it is used as a divider when using float css.
Feel free to try the code now ann let me know if it works. Might be the right solution
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Yeah I think they don’t like hosting. It’s just a picture of me from my phone.
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