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=How do I know if my theme uses widgets?=

If in the WordPress administration panel you have an option called "widgets" under the "design" or "theme" menu, click on it. If the resulting page allows you to add widgets, your current theme uses widgets. if you do not see the link, or you receive a message that your theme is not widget enabled, your theme does not use widgets.

=What does "Links at the bottom should be displayed" mean?=

By default, links are displayed plainly based on your theme's default styling. If you would like your links to have a little more "pizazz," you may select an alternative styling method.

=What does "Add rotating ads after what loop?" mean?=

On some themes, there are multiple WordPress "loops" where posts are displayed. By default, LinkWorth ads are displayed at the bottom of the first of these loops. On most themes, this is correct, but occasionally custom themes will use custom loops to display posts in different ways.

If your ads appear in a different place than where you would expect them, you may talk to your theme author and ask them which loop is the "main" loop (such as the first or second loop). Afterwards, you may add the loop number (1,2,3 etc.) into the box to have ads display after it.

=What does "Enable debugging?" mean?=

If there are problems with the way your ads are being displayed, you may be asked to temporarily enable this option, so that the problems can be troubleshooted.

This option should not be checked unless required.