• The title says it all: how do I make an adsense ‘skyscraper’ (you know, a column of adsense ads) appear in my Kubrick powered blog? I put the adsense code in index.php at the end, resulting in having a skyscraper at the bottom of the page, below the blog itself. How do I make it appear at the top right, just beside the sidebar?

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  • Kubrick is a pain in the rear to modify. You can put the skyscraper IN the sidebar by modifying the Sidebar template file. You can also put it in the post and wrap the post text around it (with a <div style="float:right">, for example).

    http://codex.wordpress.org/User:Tomhanna/Adding_Ads_to_Wordpress

    Thread Starter berry24

    (@berry24)

    Thanks, but that’s exactly what I already have: a small one in my sidebar, and a small one in larger articles (with text floating around it as well, managed that using the adsense deluxe plugin). But my sidebar is pretty full, and I really do want a skyscraper next to it, and not inside it. For an example, see http://www.buzzmachine.com (it isn’t an adsense column, but the location is the same, and it’s also a WordPress Kubrick blog).

    Ok, well, the simple answer is that while that looks like a Kubrick theme – it isn’t. AT least it’s seriously modified. It uses tables for placing content instead of straight CSS. The best suggestion I could give would be to look at the example you want to emulate. View page source?

    when i looked at it, it looks like .. he placed his whole kubrick under one div and the other one to the another div. Or he put two tables inside one table and then aligned both to center. because when i resize my browser, it tries to be centered.

    Thread Starter berry24

    (@berry24)

    Well, it seems like this is a bit too complicated for me. I can use trial and error to add code to or change the code of php and html files, but messing with css or creating tables is out of my league…

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