Side Left Code Part 2
The "<center>" starts centering the content again.
The next line does pretty much the same thing as an earlier line of code. It tells the computer to print the words "Additional Information" in bold using the "<b>" and "</b>" tags.
The line "<br><br>" adds two line breaks before printing the next line of code.
The next line "<!--- Start Google Ad Links --->" is a note. Notes are very important to the person putting together the script. Notes are only shown to the person editing the web page, not to anyone viewing the web page. They indicate what is where and why something was put where it is. That way when someone goes back to edit something on the page six months to a year from now it reminds them of what they did and where it is. It is a good idea to put notes anywhere and everywhere. To do this, start a note with "<!--- ". ". Then type in the note. End the note with --->.
In this case, the note indicates the start of a Google Ad Link. A Google Ad Link is lines of links that will direct a visitor to another site they might find useful. When a Google code like this is placed on a website, Google will look at the site and add only those links that are relevant to the topic of that particular site. The code for the Google Ad Link is everything between the Start and Stop notes.
We put our Google Ad Link between the start and stop point just so you can see what an Ad Link looks like. We would love it if you kept our Ad Link Code, however, if you want your own Google Ad Link, go to https://www.google.com/adsense. You will need to create an account if you don't already have one. From there set up your own Ad Link that matches the color and style of your website. Of course if you don't want Google Ad Links on your site at all, delete the code completely.
The line at the end of the Google code "<!--- End Google Ad Links --->" is just a note to indicate that the Google code is finished.
The next line is "</center>"stops centering the content.
The next four lines are just "<br>" (line break) tags that add a bit of spacing at the bottom of the menu to make that left side look good.
The last lines consist of nine "</div>" tags. These end the "<div" tags at the start of the file that creates the box. They tell the computer that everything from the start of the "<div" and the final "</div>" is to be contained in the box. This will allow the box to expand downward as content is added.
And that's it. Go ahead and save the file and upload it to the web server. Open up your website in a new widow and take a look to see how it looks with the changes.
