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I want to add Advertising
- Thread starter BeyEFENDİ
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Shan
💖 Chevereto Fan
Sign up for adsnense or whatever advertiser you want, and you get the codes.
Actually is pretty hard to give you advice regarding this issue because HTML can have a lot of ways to achieve the same thing. You need to provide more info, for instance... Do this banners are fixed to the window (they stick always to the windows) or they fluid with the content? You want them in the scope of the wraper? the body?... Etc. A little bit more input is needed.
Shan
💖 Chevereto Fan
You can just insert the code into /httpdocs/content/themes/Peafowl\view.php , /httpdocs/content/themes/Peafowl\header.php or /httpdocs/content/themes/Peafowl\footer.php , /httpdocs/content/themes/Peafowl\index.php.
Use your favorite text-editor (I use notepad++). It's the easiest to put the code on top or bottom of pages (not on the sides).
You can also create a basic easy-to-maintain ad-system by creating a special ad-folder like /httpdocs/content/ads , and create plain text-files for each ad, and include the text files into the files with a php-include in the files mentioned above. Example:
Note that "httpdocs" is for Plesk based systems. On other servers or hosting accounts it's often called "public_html".
This is how it looks: http://sfwimg.com/image/V8
Use your favorite text-editor (I use notepad++). It's the easiest to put the code on top or bottom of pages (not on the sides).
You can also create a basic easy-to-maintain ad-system by creating a special ad-folder like /httpdocs/content/ads , and create plain text-files for each ad, and include the text files into the files with a php-include in the files mentioned above. Example:
Code:
<!-- begin: viewer bottom ad -->
<?php include("../httpdocs/content/ads/bottomad.txt");?>
<!-- end: viewer bottom ad -->Note that "httpdocs" is for Plesk based systems. On other servers or hosting accounts it's often called "public_html".
This is how it looks: http://sfwimg.com/image/V8