Adsense Code in Post and Pages
Posted on October 23, 2009 and last modified on October 28th, 2009.
This post displays how an Adsense script can easily be added to a post or page. By simply adding {adsense} (only one set of tags required) to your posts or pages, it can be dropped into any position within a post. The colours and fonts etc are set within the Adsense code itself when you set it up via your own Adsense account.
And here it is…
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[...] Many SHORTCODES built-inincluding: – ADD NOTES TO POST – for admin only to see -wrap in [note]] This is a personal note that only admins can see![[/note] tags - Adsense [...]
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