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  • Plugin Author Brandon Kraft

    (@kraftbj)

    Code Wrangler

    Howdy,

    AdBlock works by blocking content that seems to be be an ad based on a set of rules made by AdBlock’s developers. Since the After Post Ad space does contain “ad” within the name, my thought is AdBlock would block anything within that section, not just my plugin.

    Have you tried putting something else (either replacing or in addition to eNews Extended) in the after post ad space? Does that appear?

    Thread Starter GregF

    (@gregf)

    You’re right! A text widget in the After Post Ad area is also blocked by Adblock. Back to Studiopress with this one.

    Plugin Author Brandon Kraft

    (@kraftbj)

    Code Wrangler

    The suggestion there would be to rename the after post ad block to something else. Possibly just “After Post” would work since my hunch is the “ad” is the aspect at play.

    You can rename this, likely, in your functions.php file. Be sure to backup the first first in case things go FUBAR and you may need to re-add the widgets to the “new” area.

    Thread Starter GregF

    (@gregf)

    That did it. I removed “ad” from both the After Post and After Content areas everywhere they occurred in functions.php. They showed up in 3 places: “Add after post ad section”, “Add after content ad section” and “Register widget areas”. Also renamed the classes .after-post-ad and .after-content-ad in style.css.

    Widgets in these areas (including yours) now appear as expected. I have suggested to Studiopress that they make this change in their themes as well. Adblock claims that they are the most installed Chrome extension, with over 15 million users. Thanks again for your help.

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