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Collin Krawll
AdPlugg

Awesome, thanks for the feedback and review. Please let us know if you ever need any help, etc.

Glad to hear that you are liking AdPlugg! Please feel free to reach out at any time if you ever need help with anything.

@pseric, if you are talking about an error when you try to claim the url, I think I got the same error. I waited a minute and pressed it again and it went through. Maybe try it again. If you do a view source on your homepage you should be able to see the “fb:pages” meta tag.

Hi, we’re trying to make AdPlugg as easy to use as possible and feel terrible that we’ve failed you in that regard.

We provide free support via email, the www.remarpro.com support forum and our own help Question/Answer forum at adplugg.com. Please reach out to us through any of these channels so that we can help.

We’d also love to hear any suggestions that you might have for for what we could do to make it better and more easy to use.

Thanks!

Collin Krawll
AdPlugg

I just tried this, and yes it does. If you set an image as the Featured Image, this plugin will include the image in the <header> section. This is copy pasted from the feed this plugin generated for me when I had a featured image set:

<header>
    <!-- The cover -->
    <figure>
        <img src="https://localhost/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/my-featured image.jpg" />
    </figure>
    ...
</header>

This looks to be exactly what is required as per the official documentation from Facebook.

This may be the same issue as this one: Missing Post Content. Try upgrading your version of PHP.

Thanks for the tip, we ran into the same issue with PHP 5.3. I’m not sure what the minimum version required is but upgrading to PHP 5.5.9 fixed it for us.

Hi, I’m sorry to hear that you had a bad experience. AdPlugg is working without issue on thousands of sites.

The reason you have to register is because AdPlugg is a service (as mentioned in the first line of our plugin description). We track and provide stats for each of your ads and allow you to serve ads in ways that would be much too computationally expensive to do on a typical shared hosting account. From a single AdPlugg account you can also serve ads to multiple sites.

If you don’t have any need for stats, scheduling, rotation strategies etc. there are dozens of stand alone plugins that might suit you better. You could also of course just use an img tag. If you would like any of the features that AdPlugg adds please feel free to reach out to us for help getting it set up (we are providing the service and support for free).

Hi thanks for your response and for giving AdPlugg a try. AdPlugg allows you to configure your ads for thousands of different placement, scheduling and rotation possibilities. We are constantly getting requests for adding even more configuration options. We’ve tried to make all this possible while keeping it easy to use. Please let us know if you have any specific ideas for what we could do to make it easier for first time users.

I’m marking this topic as resolved. Please let us know if you need further assistance.

Hi, I took a look at your site. Unfortunately it doesn’t look like there is anywhere on that side of your theme to add an ad tag. The source looks like this:

<section id="main-content" class="container">
  <section class="col-md-9 cntt-w">...<section>
  <aside class="col-md-3 sidebar">...</aside>
</section>

Your content is in the inner <section> tag and your right sidebar ad is in the <aside> tag. Unfortunately there is no tag on the other side of the content in which to add an ad tag. I tried doing some live editing in Developer Tools and it looks like you could put another <aside> on that side but it would take some theme work to get it to look right. If you know how, you could edit your theme (or make a child theme) or contact the theme author or a wordpress/php developer for assistance. You would want to add an additional <aside> and Widget Area for your left sidebar. Then you could simply drag the AdPlugg Widget into the left sidebar Widget Area.