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27 August, 2009, 08:20 AM
Shenron

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Originally Posted by Hellas

heh this dont brake frames in Opera :D

Ah! Nice catch, not even that wordpress plugin breaks it properly.
It's good to know that I don't have many visitors using Opera (< 2%)
27 August, 2009, 08:23 AM
Hellas

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shenron

Ah! Nice catch, not even that wordpress plugin breaks it properly.
It's good to know that I don't have many visitors using Opera (< 2%)

Opera Power. You can't brake us :D

Hmm I am becoming Opera nazi :rofl:
20 September, 2009, 10:20 AM
tmongy

Is there any way to change the code for this snippet so that it shows the visitors coming from G Images as referred from images (or anything else) instead of direct traffic?

Since applying this code, I've been having a hard time analysing my stats as I'm unsure which traffic is really direct and which is in reality coming from images.
20 September, 2009, 11:53 AM
sachin410

where should I insert this code in a Gallery | Your photos on your website site?
8 October, 2009, 22:47 PM
ruben

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Originally Posted by 5starpix

I always wondered how people did that, I will add it on my sites now. Thanks for tip :)

Me too :P
Ill bookmark this thanks for the tip
8 October, 2009, 23:20 PM
tmongy

Quote:

Originally Posted by sachin410

where should I insert this code in a Gallery | Your photos on your website site?

Just add it anywhere between the <head> and </head> tags on your site.
8 October, 2009, 23:54 PM
Keldorn

I usually disable Javascript and hit the back button and click on the image when that happens with your method... haha
9 October, 2009, 06:41 AM
pixabella

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Originally Posted by dmi

When someone finds your image through Google Images, it "kills" the frame and shows your website. I have added it to one of my sites, and the number of visitors DOUBLED already.

Wow! I just came across this thread and I almost fell over. My site does have a significant amount of google image searches. As you can imagine I downloaded the "Break out of Frames" plugin for WP and installed it.

I am hoping this will increase my click through rate with the amount of traffic being pushed my way. Thank you so much I can't wait to see the results!! :cheerleader:
9 October, 2009, 06:47 AM
pixabella

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shenron

Ah! Nice catch, not even that wordpress plugin breaks it properly.

I have just installed the 'Break out of Frames' plugin for Wordpress and you say it doesn't break the frame properly. Hmmm! Do you know of an alternative or is this plugin the best band aid for now?
9 October, 2009, 13:26 PM
elbandelero

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Originally Posted by pixabella

I have just installed the 'Break out of Frames' plugin for Wordpress and you say it doesn't break the frame properly. Hmmm! Do you know of an alternative or is this plugin the best band aid for now?

I think Shenron was saying it only causes problems with the Opera browser, which isn't used by very many people. You should probably check your stats and see what percentage of visitors are using Opera before worrying about finding an alternative. Most users of this plugin will be in the same situation as you and their may not be any way of fixing it for Opera since they have their own quirks that very few people seem to care about. It's a great browser, just not widely used.

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