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[christianmolk]

I would like to add Google AdSense to all my Single posts between the text and the comments, but I do not know where to put the code? And how do I avoid this code to be overwritten every time Pagelines is updated?

 

My website is www.christianmolk.se and I do not use any Child theme, just the standard Pagelines Framework. 

[batman]

Hi

 

You can add an action for add Google AdSense to all Post.

You can find at

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or use the Action Map Plugin

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You can see this links to begin:

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[christianmolk]

Thank you for the quick reply batman!

 

I have installed and activated the Action Map plugin but I do not see the button on the left hand side of my WordPress admin bar. 

[batman]

Hi again

Go to a Page or post

[christianmolk]

Yes, I see the Action Map button on your picture but it is simply not there on my Wordpress admin bar. This is very strange since I have both installed and activated the plugin. 

[batman]

Hi 

I don´t know what happened, please clean your cache....

 

but you can use this hook (it´s only and example)

 

pagelines_loop_after_post_content

 

You can see this Danny´s reply for more information (the second reply)

 

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[christianmolk]

Thanks for your answers batman. If I am to use these "hooks", how do I locate them and where do I put the Google AdSense code?

[batman]

Hi

You go to

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And the youtube on it, here is to see

 

I give you an other rob´s tutorial (it is a reply at forum)

 

Okay, we'll look at this first piece of code from the tutorial:

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Notice this first part:

add_action('brandnav_after_nav', 'brandnav_icons');

function brandnav_icons() { ?>

 

brandnav_after_nav is the hook. This is what determines where your desired content is placed. It's pretty easy to understand since hooks are named accordingly. In this case, brandnav_after_nav means that the content you place in this hook will be placed after the brand navigation. Does that make sense?

 

brandnav_icons is the name given to the content you want to add. You can name it however you'd like, but it's best to give it a descriptive name so that you know what it's for. This name is supposed to go in two places (as shown in the code above).

 

 

I suppose that you can try something like  

Add the following code to Dashboard > Plugins > Editor in the PageLines Customize plugin, inside the functions.php file:

 

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[christianmolk]

I used the code you wrote and it worked almost perfectly! The only issue I have now is how to not show my Google Ads on the front page. Is there any more code to ad to make this happen?

[catrina]

As a workaround for hiding the ad banner on your front page, you can try hiding them with custom CSS:

 

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(use display: none)

[christianmolk]

I tried using the code ".home #ads {display:none;}" but it did not do anything. Any ideas?

[batman]

Hi again

You can try with

.home .leaderboard { display:none; }

[christianmolk]

Thank you batman! That actually worked just as I wanted it to!