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Hi, thanks for that, did not see it 🙂

We’ve enabled the custom sizes for mobile, however, some ads work correctly:

result:

Other don’t work:

Result:

We’ve basically set all mobile sizes to 320×50, cleared caches, but still no luck. Also tried it on a real phone (not the Chrome simulator) and the same there.

Cheers!

Hello Bogdan,

Thank you for your fast reply.

I realized that the width is indeed smaller than 728px, but hopefully forcing that size for the “Article bottom ad” looks OK.

I am taking this opportunity to point this out. Since this is the most common banner size of AdSense, wouldn’t it be appropriate for a theme that claims to be AdSense optimized, to allow for such a size in the main part and a 300px on the sidebar?

I would like to clarify this from the very beginning though, I am not complaining or anything… I am just curious why you decided to go for a 696px width when using a sidebar. No sidebar is a rather uncommon layout nowadays and with the most common widths of AdSense being 300px, 728px, 970px, it just doesn’t make sense. A width of 696px is too large for a mobile banner of 320px and it is small for 728px. “Resizable” ads will resize to 696px * 84px making their text unreadable in most cases, while non-resizable ads will show as 320px * 100px leaving 188px of blank space from left and right.

Furthermore, AdSense links are around for centuries and in fact, they are very effective. Without any special types of ads, or special accounts, like AdSense Premium, AdSense allows 3 Ad units and ANOTHER 3 Ad links. Not supporting links, in theory, cuts the potential ad revenue in half and it is definitely a missing feature of an AdSense optimized theme.

Thus, consider a suggestion of mine to add support for AdSense Ad links and possibly widen the main part of the theme to 728px.

Thank you very much,
D.

Thnaks Bogdan, actully i already use this ADS, but i talk about the other empty space http://prnt.sc/cs1xjo, !

Thanks

Update:

I have managed to reach my desired results by doing the following:

1. I removed all AdSense link ads from Theme Panel > ADS.
2. I installed a plugin called AdSense Plugin WP QUADS: https://wordpress.org/plugins/quick-adsense-reloaded/
3. I used the plugin for the top and inline ads in posts.
4. I used the settings under Theme Panel > ADS to force the desired sizes.

That solved my problems so the thread may be marked as solved, but I would like to know if there’s is a native way, without other plugins to reach the desired results.

Thank you in advance,
D.

All I understood you.
My client wants his ad displayed only on the home page of the site (homepage, http://www.site.com) and not on any more. If put its code in the part dedicated to the ads in the header then his ad will run on all pages in the header, and I just want a home page, and to the other pages displaying Google Adsense

Hi Catalin,

The information you provided was useful I think, and I’ll investigate this. Most of our non-Google ads are working fine, but I’ll look into this issue another time.

My main problem is the theme adding unwanted characters to code. Whether or not this is for an ad or anything else isn’t really relevant. How do I get the & symbol to remain a & and not get converted into &?

I’m sorry if this is a problem across all WordPress themes – I’ve not come across it before but I’m not hugely experienced.

Ned

Yes I have this same issue – Adsense isn’t on site now because of this – happy not to use Adsense but following topic to see if there is an answer –

Tried asynchronous and other Adsense code

It affects ads implemented using a VC block

Hi Bogdan,

thank you for your answer but the homepage still doesn’t show ads. (it’s easy to see the header banner is missing in homepage)
You may be correct and this could be a google problem but it strange because the site is not banned by google as all other pages have banners.

If I put a parameter in front of the URL everything works (e.g http://www.mulherportuguesa.com/?a=1)

I was thinking in some kind of js conflict (no errors in console) but I’ll try to discover.

Meanwhile, as a suggestion, the theme is missing a configuration for the new adsense product “Page Ads”.

Thank you and regards

Yes, Jetpack slows down site; anything which “loads from another server,” such as Jetpack, ads, etc., slows down your site due to page load, and not related to theme. You either need to NOT use that stuff, or find a workaround for using something else.

WordPress offers Jetpack as something intended for bloggers intent on making content and not necessarily fasted speed scores.

Often checking your site, such as post page, with GTmetrix.com is best course of action to tune your site.

Also see my own long winded tutorial in the tutorials > best of forums section.

Site is not penalized for <h3> tags …. <h2> tags only useful for persistent content, like a sub-headline, or a section head. All other “presentational” headlines, index links to articles, etc., can be <h3>. Google does not penalize you for using h3 tags. h1 tags are used for SEO, h2 is generally only used once on a page also, and h3 is used for all supplemental sub-heads, section heads, relational heads, etc.

Content is more important than h2 vs h3.

But you might provide an example of where on your page, post, index, etc., you feel this isn’t being done properly in your particular usage ?

( I don’t work here, but started web dev in 1994, and SEO in 1995 (!) … so ….. know something about it … )