Insert multiple ads in a paragraph

  • Resolved rocketman

    (@tedonius)


    6 years, 5 months ago

    Hello,

    I was wondering if the free version of the plugin that offers a solution to embed multiple ads in a post paragraph.

    I see that ads can be embedded at the beginning of a paragraph which is awesome and at end (If there is a line break between the 1st sentence of the paragraph, the ad gets inserted there which cause ad stacking and I don’t use that function).

    Essentially, I’m looking to embed ads throughout paragraphs depending on text amount or pixel height so they are distributed evenly in a paragraph.

    For example, if I place an ad at the beginning of the paragraph, as the user scrolls up to read content and the ad reached the top of the browser, id like for the 2nd ad to be embedded at the bottom of the browser of the paragraph so there is always ads in view when scroll in a post.

    Is that possible way to automate that via CSS or code as opposed to me manually inserting ad short code in the paragraphs?

    Thanks!

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  • Plugin Author Spacetime

    (@spacetime)

    Please check options for insertion before/after paragraphs:
    https://adinserter.pro/documentation#paragraphs

    You can also insert after paragraphs where there is some minimum text above – check description of setting Minimum number of words in paragraphs above.

    When you insert ads between paragraphs they will scroll with the content. Ads in the sidebar can be made sticky so they stay on top – check widget settings:
    https://adinserter.pro/documentation#manual

    Not sure what do you mean with

    at the bottom of the browser of the paragraph

    In most cases you don’t need to insert shortcodes – use automatic insertion instead:
    https://adinserter.pro/documentation#automatic-insertion

    You can also use custom CSS:
    https://adinserter.pro/alignments-and-styles

    Thread Starter rocketman

    (@tedonius)

    Wow, this is amazing; also, thank you for the prompt response.

    So, the paragraph feature is exactly what I was looking for. And what I meant by “at the bottom of the browser of the paragraph” is for automation so when the top ad goes out of view, a new ad appears at the bottom of the paragraph of the browser. I’m sure that can be replicated some how, but using the paragraph spacing and word count sounds like the way to go.

    The only thing I’m having trouble with is with ad spacing in the paragraphs. I have posts with paragraphs that are 2300+ words and some with 120 words.

    I know that I need to have one ad at the beginning of the paragraph and one at bottom. So I created two blocks, one at the beginning of paragraph and one with 0.99 which automatically goes to the end of the paragraph. However, the next challenge is how to space out the paragraphs that have varying amount of words.

    For example, the paragraphs that are 400 word or less, they have one ad at the beginning of the paragraph and one at the end. As mentioned earlier, I was able to set that up with two separate blocks. Next is setting up an ad structure in paragraphs that coincide with the amount of paragraphs/words on a page.

    A paragraph with 2300 words, I can do 0.25, 0.50, 0.75 and 0.99 and its perfect,but that wont work with a post with 120 words because the ads would stack on top of each other.

    I’m wondering if you can provide some direction on how I would be able to achieve my desired ad setup using the paragraph and word spacing, as that would be wonderful. The wiki you sent is great, but can’t quite put my finger on it as I wasn’t able to get it to function like I want.

    Thank you again!

    Plugin Author Spacetime

    (@spacetime)

    To insert an ad at the end of post use After content automatic insertion.

    To avoid insertion on short post you can use Word count setting to limit insertion:
    https://adinserter.pro/documentation#word-count

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