How can I make adsense show ads like this

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Reptile wrote on 2012-10-28 06:37

[Image: http://puu.sh/1jB9y]

see how it's like right below the next button, where mistake clicks are bound to happen, I don't know if only some themes are compatible with it, but I want to make it like this or something similar
Knightmehre wrote on 2012-10-28 06:45

The types of ads can't be specifically requested by the adsense account holder, they are randomly generated from a pool of predetermined advertisement companies that pay google (and therefore pay you). The ads are only generated based on what content the person watching the ads are interested (by using trackers). There isn't an actual way to try to ask for a certain type of ad, unless you'd like to email adsense support @

http://support.google.com/adsense/bin/request.py?hl=en
Reptile wrote on 2012-10-28 07:02

Quote from Knightmehre;971130:
The types of ads can't be specifically requested by the adsense account holder, they are randomly generated from a pool of predetermined advertisement companies that pay google (and therefore pay you). The ads are only generated based on what content the person watching the ads are interested (by using trackers). There isn't an actual way to try to ask for a certain type of ad, unless you'd like to email adsense support @

http://support.google.com/adsense/bin/request.py?hl=en

I think you misunderstood me
I mean the placement of the ad in the html code
Knightmehre wrote on 2012-10-28 07:23

You have to make it in the MyAds\AdUnitssection of Adsense, and export the code.
Cannibal wrote on 2012-10-28 11:02

You want to put it into the theme's coding, right?

Usually the "next" options are at the end of the coding. Look for something like this:
[code]<div class="navigationer">
{block:Pagination}<br>{block:PreviousPage}<a href="{PreviousPage}">< </a>{/block:PreviousPage}{block:JumpPagination length="5"}{block:CurrentPage}<a style="background-color:{color:Page Links};color:#fff;">{PageNumber}</a> {/block:CurrentPage}{block:JumpPage}<a href="{URL}">{PageNumber}</a> {/block:JumpPage}{/block:JumpPagination}{block:NextPage}<a href="{NextPage}"> ></a>{/block:NextPage}{/block:Pagination}</div>
[/code]

Obviously it's going to be different from theme to theme, but they'll all be similar, and they'll all have "pagination" in them. You're going to want to place the HTML below that code, but that's about all I can really help you with.
Sumpfkraut wrote on 2012-10-28 13:09

Early Childhood Education degree. ._.
Reptile wrote on 2012-10-28 18:43

Quote from Charmer;971202:
You want to put it into the theme's coding, right?

Usually the "next" options are at the end of the coding. Look for something like this:
[code]<div class="navigationer">
{block:Pagination}<br>{block:PreviousPage}<a href="{PreviousPage}">< </a>{/block:PreviousPage}{block:JumpPagination length="5"}{block:CurrentPage}<a style="background-color:{color:Page Links};color:#fff;">{PageNumber}</a> {/block:CurrentPage}{block:JumpPage}<a href="{URL}">{PageNumber}</a> {/block:JumpPage}{/block:JumpPagination}{block:NextPage}<a href="{NextPage}"> ></a>{/block:NextPage}{/block:Pagination}</div>
[/code]

Obviously it's going to be different from theme to theme, but they'll all be similar, and they'll all have "pagination" in them. You're going to want to place the HTML below that code, but that's about all I can really help you with.

that's perfect, thanks. :P