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Do you know that the most blogs out in the blogosphere are advertising books about how to make money online ?

So do you think really that you gonna make money by selling ebooks about making money.

I mean we have to be in sort of idiots to believe that.

Although I haven't bought anything yet, I have downloaded many "free" reports as they call them about making money online etc etc...

The free reports are full of ads, affiliate links and no valuable information.

Ok we forget that.

Now lets go to the real ebooks. What do you think they sell? Secrets ... perhaps, Ideas ... maybe, Tutorials ... could be, the same information you can find through little research ... Yes! how did you find it??

The real story is that when you buy an ebook about making money online you will find exactly the same information in articles, blog posts and newsletters, with a little research.

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In this post I'll try to answer to that question because there is a lot of buzz around Entrecard and I don't know if it's worth the time.

I explain how the hole system works, and how you can use it to drive traffic to your site or blog.

What is Entrecard?

Simply put, Entrecard is a system where you place a widget (a portable chunk of code that can be installed and executed within any separate HTML-based web page) on your website and others can drop your card in it.

What is a card?

The card is a significance. Dropping the card it is as if you leave in your stain. In each cast you you take ec (entrecard credit) and another the user in which you drop it.

With ec you can buy advertisements.

The cost of ec of each website advertisement depends on how much advertisements has this user-website in it's cue.

A large cue means high cost, which means large popularity.

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Ok, here we are again after a few months without a single post.

I had recently this problem. I had a floating div which was displayed normaly at Mozilla Firefox but when I loaded the site at Internet Explorer 6 this div was disappearing after the load of the page.

After search I've found that adding this to the css it is displayed at ie 6 too.

so add at your css this directive position: relative