Adding adsense to my template?

  • Hello,

    I’m trying to figure out how to add my adsense block to the top of each one of my wordpress pages. I downloaded the Adsense Deluxe plugin and that’s great.

    The guy from Adsense Deluxe told me that if I want to add a block to the top of every page that I need to edit my templates and that I need to use some php syntax.

    That’s all Chinese to me. Can someone offer some help on how I can do this or maybe where I can see information on how to do it?

    Thanks,
    John

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  • Hi, I didn’t get the plugin you have got, I just modified the template using the instructions in this link

    https://rsstoblog.com/modifying-wordpress-templates.html

    Hope this helps

    If you don’t like or don’t want to add a plugins and you prefer an wordpress theme that can integrate your Adsense banners in a straight and forward way, you can have a look at the following WordPress themes:

    Ad Flex:

    URL: https://www.vklabs.com/wordpress-themes/wordpress-theme-ad-flex.php

    Ad Flex is a SEO and Adsense friendly Niche content web site oriented WordPress theme. It can display your posts with 2 Adsense banners, 1 Adsense Link unit, 8 random images adjacent to Adsense banners, RSS feeds code, custom link items, stat counter. It’s a 2-column, fixed width, centered, sidebar on right, header with random banner images, random background images. Just refresh the page several times to better see the randomize effect in action.

    The WordPress Adsense theme Ad Flex provides you with a straight forward way to ranke in search engines, increase Adsense CRT, and a nice looking design for your blog. It is made for WordPress 2.0 and above and it is released under the GPL.

    Please note that the WordPress Adsense template Ad Flex is a Niche content web site oriented WordPress theme and so it may be less appropriate for a typical blogging usage as it only shows the list of most recent posts and doesn’t show the list of categories. If you need a real blog oriented version of this theme, please use the WordPress theme WordPress Adsense theme Blog Flex instead of WordPress theme Ad Flex. You can also find other WordPress themes at VK Labs WordPress themes.

    Blog Flex:

    Blog Flex is an Adsense friendly blog oriented WordPress theme based on WordPress theme Ad Flex. It can display your posts with 2 Adsense banners, 1 Adsense Link unit, 8 random images adjacent to Adsense banners, RSS feeds code, custom link items, stat counter. It’s a 2-column, fixed width, centered, sidebar on right, header with random banner images, random background images.

    The WordPress Adsense theme Blog Flex provides you with a straight forward way to increase your Adsense CRT, and a nice looking design for your blog. It is made for WordPress 2.0 and above and it is released under the GPL.

    Others:

    There’re other themes also like Ad Simplex, Blog Simple, Ad Hack, Blog Hack, Ad Mission, Blog Mission, etc…

    Hope it helps.

    VK

    Sorry I forgot to give the URL for Blog Flex:

    Blog Flex:

    URL: https://www.vklabs.com/wordpress-themes/wordpress-theme-blog-flex.php

    VK

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