Yes, it's definitely not as reader friendly as all the content on one page (which is the way I as a reader would prefer it) but it does allow for increased ad views, which is fairly important for online advertising. We did a work-around for this on our monthly magazine Advanced Aquarist (http://www.advancedaquarist.com) by placing multiple ads along the right column based on the article length. Pagination would have been our preference to make things look cleaner, which is why I'm writing this. :)
I'll see what I can do to cut an alpha/preview release this week for Plone 2.5 as I'd like some feedback on its implementation. Shane On 3/31/07, Héctor Velarde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Shane: I think this could be useful for magazines; newspaper articles are shorter and I don't like pagination on them. NYT, for example, use it and I think is good for ads displaying but I'm not so sure if readers like it. best regards Héctor Velarde Desarrollo e Internet La Jornada +52 (55) 9183 0300 x4160
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