limeibook86

Thanks for the reply! You’re very welcome for the suggestion.

I may try and play around with the ‘and’ and ‘or’ (operators) coding, but I may be better off waiting for an example. ?? If you have one handy to share (either now or later), that would be great to add to the documentation.

Well considering we just spent a lot of time editing one of the themes we got to make it look right and everything we can’t go to a new theme.

I guess this is much harder then I thought it would be. I guess as a last resort I can always float a CSS ad above on the page and make it stay there for each post. Although that wouldn’t be the best solution.

Yes, but see the ad would not be in the particular post itself. Rather the ad would be in the Header of the page.

So I would need something to change depending on the page. So if you clicked to post #1 it would show the ads specifically selected for that post above in the header. Then if you would click post #2, it would show those ads in the header for that post and not the previous ads.

I’m sorry if this sounds a bit confusing, I’m trying to figure this all out myself as well. ??

Yes, thanks MichaelH for the post! ??

This is where I saw the note of Ads per Post, however there isn’t much more to go on then what is stated:

Ads in Individual Posts

Placing ads in individual posts can be done by simply including the code in the post in some cases. To include ads powered by PHP will require a plugin to allow the code to be executed. RunPHP and PHPExec let you embed dynamic PHP code and PHP based advertising in individual posts. To use Javascript-based ads in individual posts, see Using Javascript.

I see you need a plug-in to run PHP – but I’d probably need an example of a PHP code to make this all work.