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This version supports a better banner positioning method.

To put the banner to the postion wanted you need a correct css-theme and an
actual wp-version !

Keep in mind that the banner-div is placed as first child of a parent element.

A parent element can be a tagname e.g. “body”, a classname or an element id.
If you call InsertElement in banner.php you have to edit the first two parameters.
With the first parameter you define the tag-id. This could be “tag” for a tag element
“class” for a class element “id” for an element id.

The second parameter defines the element name.

E.g. if you want to place the banner div after the body tag element you have
to call InsertElement(’tag’,’body’,’banner’)

if you want to place the banner div between the latest and the penultimate
post you can use InserElement like this:

InsertElement(’id’,’post-1?,’banner’)

Supposed there is a post-2 element as latest post.

You have to consinder that if you want to place the banner like this, you do a layout manipulation !
That means you have to take care of the banner and/or the wp-theme layout css !!
The wp-banner style-sheet is found in “styles” folder.

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Who Sees Ads ?

So, who sees ads ? Now it’s up to you.

Who Sees Ads is an advanced ad management plugin that lets you decide who will see your ads, depending on user defined conditions. The association of an ad and these conditions is called a context: a set of circumstances you define, that will eventually display or not an ad.

For instance, you could consider the following criteria: Is the visitor a regular reader? Does this visitor come from a search engine? Is the visitor currently reading a recent post, or something really old?

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