hi
i recently purchased Newsmag template, for wordpress, and have 2 questions regarding the Ads
I use connected the template to my Google AdSense account.
i can setup the position of the ads via both Template and Adsense. Which one has the priority and which one should i use ?
other question
i created a template for Categoriesusing the CUSTOM SIDEBAR + POSITION (3rd), side bar on the right
The ads are out of this box. to balance the visual on the page, i d like to insert the ads INSIDE this box on the right
https://shine-magazine.com/category/travel/
thanks for support
david
Hello,
Our theme option for ads is only to display them, there is noting else special. If you need to have full control over ads you should use a dedicate plugin like ad inserter – https://wordpress.org/plugins/ad-inserter/
Using the theme option for ads you can set banners or other type of ads in different places, like header, footer, articles … – https://forum.tagdiv.com/newsmag-header-ads/ – https://i.imgur.com/e2AklaL.png but if you want to can set different ads per categories, or pages, then you’ll need to use a dedicate plugin like the one mentioned above.
Use a block code for ads as mentioned here – https://forum.tagdiv.com/newsmag-sidebar-ads/ this should help you to resolve the problem.
Thank you!
thanks for feedback
so i will copy the code provided by Google Adsense, to the different places i wan the ads
my second question was not clear enough
please have a look to the screen capture below
i want the ad to be from “outside” to “inside” (red to green)
https://shine-magazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Screenshot-2024-06-25-102500.png
how can i do that
thanks
david
if i use https://forum.tagdiv.com/newsmag-header-ads/
should i deactivate the Google Adsense configuration ?
Hi,
I see that is a sticky sidebar ad, I think that you’ll need to use a different kind of ads in that place. It should work using normal adsense ad (standalone ad).
“if i use https://forum.tagdiv.com/newsmag-header-ads/
should i deactivate the Google Adsense configuration ?” – you can use both.
Thank you!
