Thanks for your reply.

1. I don’t have a single clue of these things. I’ll try to work it out myself. But it’s weird because when I uploaded the new theme on Saturday (the website is 6 years old and had another theme), I was the first visitor via tablet. How is it possible to be cached and see the mobile theme? Also, as I said before, when I used the Samsung tablet, at first I saw the site fine, the way it was supposed to look. But when I hit the home button via the menu, the mobile theme appeared. So, if it was something about cache, it should display the mobile theme from the start and not after a while, right?

2. I wasn’t very clear about it. I’m aware how to set ads in the predefined spaces, as you’ve done an excellent job to make the interface very easy. I want to display ads after the header, as I point in the following screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/ukhxM2Q.jpg

3. The code works. Thank you!

Oh, and another question that I wanted to ask:

In mobile theme, when you enter a category page, it show some of the other categories right after the header. Is there any way to hide this section and the categories. Because some of the categories I have in my site are obsolete or created for other reasons and I don’t want them to show in public.

Thank you!

Actually, I only need this kind of code for the Desktop site, as I’m fine for the tablets (which is only 6-10% of my audience) and fot the mobile, I’m gonna use the mobile theme.

So, I guess if you help me with some code, I’ll use it in the Desktop section of responsive CSS which I only saw it today (was it part of the update?).