Add Adrotate shortcode in slider

Shortcodes, JavaScript code, HTML IFrames and some HTML tags are disabled in the slideshow plugin to protect visitors of your website against security vulnerabilities like cross site scripting. This is why you’re seeing the text of your script rather than seeing your script being executed.

The simplest way to get around the slideshow’s security measures without compromising your website’s security, is to put your Adsense code right into the code of the slideshow plugin. This requires some knowledge of PHP though.

I think the text slide is most suitable for showing Adsense ads, so open the ‘frontend_text.php’ file in your website’s ‘/wp-content/plugins/slideshow-jquery-image-gallery/views/SlideshowPluginSlideshowSlide/’ folder. Replace line 19 in this file (which starts with $description) with the following:

$description = 'your_adsense_code_here';

When adding a text slide to your slideshow it will now always show your Adsense add. If you need text slides for other purposes than showing ads, you might want to add a check to see if the text slide is empty:

if (strlen($description) <= 0 && strlen($title) <= 0)
{
    /* Show Adsense ad */
}
else
{
    /* Show text slide content (place the original line 19 code here) */
}

Thanks! No problem. Please keep in mind that updating the slideshow plugin will undo any changes you’ve made to the slideshow plugin’s code.