Inserting inline ads
Posted by ba_developer
Inserting inline ads September 08, 2011 10:56PM |
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September 08, 2011 11:09PM |
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I don't see how that would do the job. The banner manager is designed for adding a banner to the top or bottom of the page. For anything more complex than that, changing the templates seems more feasible to me.
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Re: Inserting inline ads September 09, 2011 05:00AM |
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Re: Inserting inline ads September 09, 2011 08:22AM |
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yes, stuff like that needs to be added into the templates directly.
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Re: Inserting inline ads October 25, 2011 01:56AM |
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responding to ba_developer
I have set up site verification tags in header and google analytics in footer.
OK. I have site verification for Google, Yahoo and Bing. I have picked up the meta tags for these when I registered the site.
To add this at the top of the file I open header.tpl in my customised theme templates folder. Then just after the line that reads
<title>{HTML_TITLE}</title>
I added the three lines of site verification (one per SE)
Then for google analytics
I opened footer.tpl in the theme templates folder. THen after the line
</div> <!-- end of div id="phorum" -->
and before the line
</body>
I added the google analytics code.
Unless the developers tell us otherwise it looks like job done.
Hope this helps
I have set up site verification tags in header and google analytics in footer.
OK. I have site verification for Google, Yahoo and Bing. I have picked up the meta tags for these when I registered the site.
To add this at the top of the file I open header.tpl in my customised theme templates folder. Then just after the line that reads
<title>{HTML_TITLE}</title>
I added the three lines of site verification (one per SE)
Then for google analytics
I opened footer.tpl in the theme templates folder. THen after the line
</div> <!-- end of div id="phorum" -->
and before the line
</body>
I added the google analytics code.
Unless the developers tell us otherwise it looks like job done.
Hope this helps
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