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Since I seem to have answered your question I’ll mark it as resolved as I like to keep things neat in the stats. If you’ve got another heatmap theme related question in the future feel free to open another thread later.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [HeatMap AdAptive] Great theme worthy of 5 stars!Thanks for the 5 star webdesinz.
Cheers.Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [HeatMap AdAptive] Responsive and Ad FriendlyThanks for your 5 star Avil. much appreciated.
When I want two columns in a post I use Justin Tadlocks excellent grid columns plugin.
http://wordpress.org/plugins/grid-columns/For news feeds from other sites you probably need an RSS to Posts plugin of some kind, or if you just want to keep things simple you could just add the RSS widget into one of the Widget positions and then do some CSS styling to to make it look nice.
same principle applies.
Just add your call whereever you need it in render.php.
Look closely and you should be able to see what goes where – including the div structure for the sidebars.Alternatively if you know how to use hooks you can just hook your functions into the theme templates wherever you like.
just take a close look at the theme templates and it should be fairly clear what to do.
In this theme, the templates attach functions to the hooks in render.php, then render.php runs last and executes all the functions you hooked in the templates.
If you are not familiar with hooks just look up add_action() in the wordpress codex. That should make it clearer how it works.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [HeatMap AdAptive] HeatMap AdAptive 1.4.8 now liveIf your custom php file needs to be executed in the footer the you could place it render.php around here…
print '<!-- wp_footer() -->' . HMTA_NL; wp_footer(); print '<!-- End of wp_footer() -->' . HMTA_NL;Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [HeatMap AdAptive] Orange background on Adsense adsI’ve now uploaded an update to fix this issue to the WordPress Theme Directory and hopefully it will be made available on the directory in the next few days.
In the meantime, if you want to grab the update right now you can get the zip directly from heatmaptheme.com.
http://heatmaptheme.com/heatmap-adaptive-basic-version-download/
Update for other HeatMap AdAptive Users reading this thread…
I’ve just submitted an update (v1.4.8) to the WordPress Theme Directory to fix the orange background when the new style Asynschronous Ad Code is used. Hopefully it will be made available on the Directory in the next few days.
In the meantime, if you want to grab the update right now you can get the zip directly from heatmaptheme.com.
http://heatmaptheme.com/heatmap-adaptive-basic-version-download/
WebsiteVala,
If the orange is not appearing then the theme css issue is resolved.
re your adsense not appearing. Its not theme related.
The theme is outputting the ad code correctly (its right there in your sites html output). Its just that google is choosing not to display ads for your site.
I think you might need to look at fixing the content of your site so google will supply you with ads. If for some reason Google does not like your content it will not serve ads to your site.
Contact Google Adsense Support Forum if you still don’t understand why you are not getting the ads you expect. That is the correct place for your issue and will be the fastest way for you to find a resolution.
websitevala,
You havent got back to me so I’ll mark this topic as resolved.websitevala,
You haven’t got back to me so I’ll mark this topic as resolved.I still cannot see where you have placed the code in style.css. How are you doing it? whatever you are doing is not updating the css as far as I can see.
re adsense – As I said I suspect you have a problem related to your content. You need to be talking to Google Adsense Support about that for further advice.
Looking at your style.css I cannot see where you have applied the css update. Seems like you havent added it. Suggest you try adding it to the end of style.css again.
I cant really read your content as its in a language other than English, but as far as I can tell your site has lots of pictures and not much text in the content.
There are adsense ads on some pages though, and the theme is working as it should outputting the adsense code. Its just that Mr Google is choosing not to serve ads to your site sometimes. I’d suspect its relate to your content and settings.
I notice that your site has
<meta name='robots' content='noindex,nofollow' />which I’ve found can block adsense sometimes.
Suggest you look at your privacy settings and content, as the adsense issue is not theme related.
Adsense will probably not show ads in your site if your site has no content. The image you posted above just shows an empty site, therefore there is nothing for adsense to try and match ads to.
Also please post a url so I can view your site to see if you’ve applied the fix properly.
(btw.. the issue will not appear if you use regular adsense ads… its just the new asynchronous ones that use the ins tag and the rather eyecatching orange background that briefly appears when ads show ;))