How to use google adsense on wordpress?????
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babumuchhala
In the zone
ehh.. edditing templates is not possible i think @ wordpress.com a better idea would be to find a free host and use free dns services like uni.cc.
It will be a bit lengthy process, but u will learn a lot. Also u will have a lot more freedom customizing it
also dnt expect to earn much from it. I have been a member of adsense for almost 1 1/2 years but havent made the $ 100 mark yet
It will be a bit lengthy process, but u will learn a lot. Also u will have a lot more freedom customizing it
also dnt expect to earn much from it. I have been a member of adsense for almost 1 1/2 years but havent made the $ 100 mark yet
kjuvale
Pharmaguru
There is no need to edit templates as it quite risky and difficult. Instead use
Wordpress adsense plugin which enables you to add ads to any place in your blog. also helps to control them.
You can get more information at
*www.acmetech.com/blog/adsense-deluxe/
And can download it from - *software.acmetech.com/wordpress/plugins/adsense-deluxe_wp_plugin.zip
There is help file include for how to use it.
Hope this will help you.
Wordpress adsense plugin which enables you to add ads to any place in your blog. also helps to control them.
You can get more information at
*www.acmetech.com/blog/adsense-deluxe/
And can download it from - *software.acmetech.com/wordpress/plugins/adsense-deluxe_wp_plugin.zip
There is help file include for how to use it.
Hope this will help you.
babumuchhala
In the zone
Why would editing a template be risky :s Thats how u learn for that matter
Also as far as i know, wordpress.com blogs dont have the ability to add any plugins, except for the ones which are there in the dashboard provided by wordpress.com by default. Wordpress hosted blogs are quite diferent than to the self hosted one when it comes to customizability and stuff
Also as far as i know, wordpress.com blogs dont have the ability to add any plugins, except for the ones which are there in the dashboard provided by wordpress.com by default. Wordpress hosted blogs are quite diferent than to the self hosted one when it comes to customizability and stuff
babumuchhala
In the zone
Why would editing a template be risky :s
Also as far as i know, wordpress.com blogs dont have the ability to add any plugins, except for the ones which are there in the dashboard provided by wordpress.com by default. Wordpress hosted blogs are quite diferent than to the self hosted one when it comes to customizability and stuff
Also as far as i know, wordpress.com blogs dont have the ability to add any plugins, except for the ones which are there in the dashboard provided by wordpress.com by default. Wordpress hosted blogs are quite diferent than to the self hosted one when it comes to customizability and stuff
tuxfan
Technomancer
Editing a template isn't risky if you know PHP. I have edited my template and it wors fine. But there's a downside too! If you change or upgrade you theme, ads will stop appearing!
You can also use the ad-sense plugin thats available.
But if you are at wordpress.com, you may not have permission to edit the template. Then you will have to use the plug-in.
Here's what happens with the plug-in.
- Install your plug-in
- Get your customised code from google
- Change the plug-in options and insert the code at the right place
- In write post screen, you will have a button to insert ad-sense where you want.
You can also use the ad-sense plugin thats available.
But if you are at wordpress.com, you may not have permission to edit the template. Then you will have to use the plug-in.
Here's what happens with the plug-in.
- Install your plug-in
- Get your customised code from google
- Change the plug-in options and insert the code at the right place
- In write post screen, you will have a button to insert ad-sense where you want.
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