I have adsense and non-adsense ads on my site. The desktop version works fine and both ads show up (after reading that I had to wrap my non-adsense ads). However, the non-adsense ads do not show up on the mobile theme, is that by design? I’ve tried wrapping them, leaving them unwrapped, I used a plugin that just installs the code into an article at a certain paragraph, nada. I can’t get any to show up. The Adsense ads work just fine on both desktop and mobile. My site is goingfor2.com.
Hi,
They should show up in the spots you place them, in The mobile theme ad sections.
For example a HTML ad in the mobile theme – http://prntscr.com/mhcsbu
What kind of non-Adsense ads are you using? Do they appear anywhere else if you test them?
The non-Adsense ads are from a company called Media Strike. They show up in the desktop version when they are wrapped. I’ve tried put one in all of the “mobile theme” locations, but they don’t show. But if I put an Adsense ad in that same spot, it works fine. I’ve tried putting them wrapped and unwrapped. Still nothing shows, but only in the mobile theme.
Maybe those ads have a condition to not appear on mobile for some reason. Also are there any errors if you check in the browser console when emulating a mobile phone?
Post a link to the website where these are supposed to display so I can take a look as well.
I check with the Ad provider and they should be fine on mobile. I don’t see any errors when the code is posted, just nothing shows up. When I replace it with an Adsense code, it works fine. Here is a post that should have the ad show up after the 3rd paragraph, but as you can see, it does not. It does, however, show up on desktop (or it did last time I checked it). The ads you do see are all Adsense ads. http://goingfor2.com/false-report-about-carson-wentz-by-joe-santoliquito-is-simply-poor-nfl-journalism/
For me they don’t appear on desktop it seems – http://prntscr.com/mji9jq
What if you enter those ad codes in a text element in a page, do they load then? Or directly in the post content.
Or maybe make a quick test and activate a default wordpress theme and check with it as well. Shouldn’t be any problem from the theme perspective, I still think there is a problem with the ad codes themselves.
