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Thank you for all of this feedback!
It seems like a small thing, but I am using two advertising services now. The first attempts to serve you more targeted ads (in a fixed width banner format), and if it can't it hands the ad slot off to Google for a more generic adsense ad (which can be multiple sizes).
What appears to be happening is that when your window is set to narrow, the first service can't fit in their ads, so they make the hand off for a Google ad... but the Google ad (even though it is smaller) is being center formatted in a way that is breaking the underlying responsive formatting of the site. I have to go back to the first service and complain that their ad hand-offs are FUBAR![Smile :) :)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png)
We use responsive formatting for this site, which is somewhat new technology. Most sites remain in old fixed width formatting... and many ad services can't deal with responsive formatting (yet). Eventually not only will all sites be in responsive formatting, but all ADS will be natively responsive -ie growing or contracting to fit the ad space (instead of requiring you to create and serve a bunch of different fixed ad sizes).
It seems like a small thing, but I am using two advertising services now. The first attempts to serve you more targeted ads (in a fixed width banner format), and if it can't it hands the ad slot off to Google for a more generic adsense ad (which can be multiple sizes).
What appears to be happening is that when your window is set to narrow, the first service can't fit in their ads, so they make the hand off for a Google ad... but the Google ad (even though it is smaller) is being center formatted in a way that is breaking the underlying responsive formatting of the site. I have to go back to the first service and complain that their ad hand-offs are FUBAR
![Smile :) :)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png)
We use responsive formatting for this site, which is somewhat new technology. Most sites remain in old fixed width formatting... and many ad services can't deal with responsive formatting (yet). Eventually not only will all sites be in responsive formatting, but all ADS will be natively responsive -ie growing or contracting to fit the ad space (instead of requiring you to create and serve a bunch of different fixed ad sizes).