Format > Advanced Page Properties: Select the 'Head Script' section > & paste via Ctrl + v
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
if (parent.frames.length > 0)
{
parent.location.href = location.href;
}
-->
</script>
I think the new ad display, which I just showed you how to break into the old one, is actually easier to design with than that old format. If Yahoo can just get it to not break a few folks' scripts or if we all work together to find good scripts that work in the new format, it'll be swell.
Please note, this technique will break a regular frameset, too.
I note that a framed web site will work very nicely with Yahoo's new ad format once the pages are tweaked for width, if that's even necessary. In a framed site, once the ad is collapsed, it stays that way as one clicks through the frames.
Please see this frames test. Once the ad is collapsed, everything works without further annoyance. Test link 4 will break it.
Internet Explorer Only:
The Back Link script is inserted via 'Insert' in your PB toolbar > 'Forms and Scripts' > select 'HTML Code' & use Ctrl+v to paste. Since just clicking back one page takes a visitor to the frameset which then returns them here...endlessly if they're persistent & don't know how their back button functions...placing this link on your pages which use the frame-breaking code may help those poor folks navigate your web site.
<a href="#" onclick="history.go(-2);return true;" title="Go Back to last page visited.">Go Back to last page visited.</a>