Ad sizes come in standard sizes such as 125×125, 300×250, etc. So, most of the ad injecting widgets are also designed to accommodate such ads (mostly corresponding to Google AdSense ads). You have to specify ad sizes acceptable to you in your advertising pages. If not nonstandard sizes will also come from advertisers.
I get that part. What I don’t understand is the “target url” section of the widget and the “banner url” section. Do I need to put something in BOTH of these areas? I’ve never seen this before.
Which widget are you using?
It’s in wordpress on my dashboard under 300 X 250 and 125 X 125 ads widgets. My Theme is Theme Alley Destro Pro.
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Is the widget built in your theme or is it downloaded from some other sources?
Sort of both. It’s built into my theme, but if you look at the Dashboard for WordPress under widgets it’s the 300 X 250 and 125 X 125 AD widget.
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If the widget is hard-coded into the theme, you may need to contact the theme’s vendor as we do not support commercial themes, paid or free. Alternatively, you may use a text widget or use a plugin to place the ads.
That’s what I’ve been doing. There are a few plugins that just don’t work and I’m eliminating them as fast as I can!
