I think I’m all set.

I *think* I had tried tags earlier in the day … but I had put them in the page code rather than editing the google code/adsensedeluxe “tag” …

whatever it was, my way didn’t work and yours did. Done. And in time for dinner, too. My girlfriend thanks you, too.

-jeff

I guess I’ll anticipate my next question … I assume the “appropriate CSS formating” is something I’ll have to add/edit into my css file …

I’ll email you an example.

I’ve been tearing my hair out today trying to position the google ads within a blog post. Unfortunately, I’ve not worked with CSS before which I suspect is the root of my problems.

Could you tell me how, above, you got the ads to go (or float) to the left of the text of the actual article? I actually want my ads on the right … I’ve tried etc.

But I can’t seem to figure out how to make the

block appear in an alignment to the *side* of article copy, within the article … the way I can a photo, etc.

Thanks in advance for clues …

Thanks for your answers! I wrote you reply last night, but when wanted to post it, my Firefox crashed and I lost that entry So I’ll write it again.

I thought that you use php code provided by AdSense Deluxe in your template file, but it seems that you use javascript provided directly from Google. AdSense Deluxe count all calls for AdSense ads on one page and give max 3 ad units, so there can’t be mistakenly added more than that. Thats why I want to insert that code in template. I tried both examples given in AdSense Deluxe readme file, but I didn’t get any ads from it. Those codes are: and . When I insert ads while write post (from tinyMCE), that ads shows normally. Now I’ll send question to author of this plugin about this issue. Theme I use is Mistylook, but you don’t need to check it.

Thank you again for your help.
Milan

What theme are you using? I might be able to suggest where to insert your Google AdSense code into the template file.

Regarding the ads in the sidebar. I use a Wordpress plugin called Sidebar Modules (SBM). It’s a more advanced version of the default sidebar widgets that come with Wordpress.

SBM allows me to add modules to my sidebar, such as text, HTML, PHP, etc. I created a HTML module and then copied the Google AdSense code into this module. I can go into more detail about SBM if required.

Bear in mind though that the latest version of Wordpress comes with widgets pre-installed. If you want to use SBM I believe you will need to disable the widgets first.

If all this sounds too complicated then another option for getting ads in your sidebar is to modify the template file and insert the Google Adsense code there.

You could look inside your template file and find out where the sidebar is included. You can try inserting your Google AdSense code directly below this code.

Let me know if this helps at all. If not let me know and we can chat further.

The ads in the left hand sidebar are a widget.

The ads between the end of the post and the start of the comments were added by editing the template file. The exact name of this template file may differ depending on the Wordpress theme you are using. Mine is called index.php.

If you want me to go into any more detail, or you need any further help, then let me know.