AdSense-Deluxe is an easy-to-use WordPress plugin for WordPress 1.5+ (including WP 2.0) for quickly inserting Google or Yahoo! ads into your blog posts, and managing when and where those ads are displayed.
If I installed your blog then Adsense-Deluxe should already be installed and would just need activated and configured. If it is not already installed you can follow these instructions watch the WordPress videos below or contact me to do it for you.
Installing the Adsense-Deluxe For WordPress plugin is very easy, just copy the adsense-deluxe.php file to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory. So if your blog were installed in the root directory of your site login to your hosting accounts file manager, go to the “wp-contents” folder then the “plugins” folder and place the file in there.
Now login to your WordPress admin panel, go to “plugins” and activate the Adsense-Deluxe For WordPress plugin on the right. Clicking the main “Options” panel should now present you with a new “AdSenseDeluxe” subpanel click that and let’s get started.
In the options for AdSense-Deluxe plugin page on the right click “(Add New)”, under “New AdSense Block” put a name for your new block, if this is your first one it will revert to the default name so it really doesn’t matter what you call the first block. Now just paste your AdSense code in the “AdSense Code” box and click “Add AdSense Block”
Adding additional blocks will now add the name of each new block, for example if you create a new block called “new” will return a name that looks like this: <!–adsense–>
Placing the ad blocks into posts is as simple as pasting in the name of the block where you want the ads to appear, but you must paste them into the “code” box and not the “Visual” box in the “Write Post” screen. You could write your post in “Visual” mode and then switch it “Code” and paste the AdSense block wherever you want.
There is an Adsense-Deluxe drop-down box that can be used from the Write Post panel but only if you chose not to use the visual editor when writing. To turn this option off go to Users, then the Your Profile subpanel and uncheck the box next to “Use the visual editor when writing”. Now the AdSense Deluxe drop-down box will only appear after you click the “Save and Continue Editing” box when writing or editing a post. Simply place your curser where you want your AdSense ads to appear in the post and select what code you want from the drop-down box.
I suggest creating a post template filled with all your AdSense codes (and anything else you may want), just start a new post called “Post Template” and save it without publishing it. Then when you write a new post open the post template in “Code” copy the code and paste it into your new post. Now delete what you don’t want in your new post, add the new content and publish.
This WordPress plugin is very versatile and you can use it for more than ads, you can put anything you want into the “AdSense Code” block and display just about anything you wish. There are also some advanced options for using it in templates in the read me file.
A lot of people have contacted me regarding wrapping the post text around the AdSense. You can use some inline CSS styles to wrap the post text around the AdSense in your post. For an example on this visit the plugins page here and look for the code under the Usage heading on that page.
Grab the AdSense-Deluxe WordPress Plugin over at the Acme Technologies Zeitgeist blog.
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Jeff: the video is most helpful. I will try to implement these instructions on my blog:
Thanks a bunch man!
Website looks great.
-Mandeep
Jeff,
I just spent ages trying to figure out how to use the adsense delux, then came back to your guide and found this video (which I should of done in the first place). Now I understand everything except how do you write at the side of the google ads like you do in your posts ?
Barb, there is some coding that can be applied to the AdSense block to wrap the ads within the post. I intentionally keep the guides as simple as possible.
Look on the plugins page just under Usage to see how to wrap inline CSS styles around your AdSense blocks. The proper code to add is in red on this page: http://www.acmetech.com/blog/2005/07/26/adsense-deluxe-wordpress-plugin/
Make sure to add the closing < /div > tag on the end of your code.