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  Public Ticket #1785205
Advertising
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  •  1
    amberpratt3 started the conversation

    O.k! I think I'm ready to start figuring out how to add in some advertising blocks on our website. I have seen areas to add Google Ads in the Customize area, however, I want to use our own ad images instead. 

    • What are my options for doing this? 
    • Do you have a list of the ad locations and where to access them? 

    Thanks for all your help! 

  •  2,700
    PenciDesign replied

    Hi,

    1/ You can use ads code for other ads on that places like normal. It can work for any ads there - not only google ads.

    2/ Here is all ads places:

    If you use header style 3 - you can add the ads code via Customize > Logo and Header Options > Google adsense code to display in header 3

    Customize > General Options > Google Adsense Code to Display Above Posts Layout for Archive Pages

    Customize > General Options > Google Adsense Code to Display Below Posts Layout for Archive Pages

    Customize > Homepage Options > Add Google Adsense Code Below Featured Slider

    Customize > Single Post Options > Add Google Adsense code below post description

    Customize > Single Post Options > Add Google Adsense code in the end of content posts

    Customize > Footer Options > Add Google Adsense Code Above Footer 

    Dashboard > Appearance > Widget > drag & drop widget "Custom HTML" to "Main Sidebar" and put the ads code there.


    Best Regards,

    PenciDesign


  •  1
    amberpratt3 replied

    it doesn't look as easy as putting in an image. Do you have a suggestion for what to use to create the code?

  •  2,700
    PenciDesign replied

    Hi,

    To put an image to that place, you can use HTML code like this:

    <a href="#link1"><img src="#link2" alt="banner"></a>

    NOTE:

    - Replace  #link1  to the link you want to go when click on banner image.  ( include http:// or https:// on the link )

    - Replace #link2 to the image URL.


    Best Regards,

    PenciDesign

  •  1
    amberpratt3 replied

    Well,  that's easy! Thanks