OK here is some more info,

OS Win 98 SE
Browser IE 5.5 and NS 6

You have the ad surrounded by a blue bar and around that it looks like the background is set to white

I dont think it is the ad it self because when I put my mouse over the white space it does not give me a link but the ad does.

I have looked at the html and I think its in this part somewere.
<BODY text="cccccc" bgcolor="#000000" link="#CCFFFF" vlink="FFFFCC">
   <layer src="http://206.170.14.74/~adfu/servfu.pl?l,perlmonks,2558" 
+width=470 height=75></layer><TABLE width="100%" border=0 cellpadding=
+0 cellspacing=0><TR><td align="left" width="100%"><img src="http://pe
+rlmonks.org/images/clearpixel.gif" width="1" height="75" alt="clearpi
+xel"><IFRAME src="http://206.170.14.74/~adfu/servfu.pl?l,perlmonks,12
+" scrolling="no" marginwidth=0 marginheight=0 framespacing=0 framebor
+der=0 height=80 width=480 ></IFRAME></TD><TD rowspan=2 align=right va
+lign=bottom></TD></TR></TABLE>

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In reply to Re: Bug / Feature? by SilverB1rd
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