Insert Adsense Auto Ads

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   Plugin page.

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   Plugin page with Google Tag Manager code added.

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   Plugin page with Google Analytics tracking code added.

Q. Will this plugin work on my WordPress.COM website?

A. Sorry, this plugin is available for use only on self-hosted (WordPress.ORG) websites.

Q. How does it work?

A. Simply go to the plugin settings page, place your scripts in the field and click the “Save changes” button. Enjoy the result of applying your scripts. It’s that simple!
You can find the plugin settings page at “WordPress Admin Area” -> “Settings” -> “Insert Adsense Auto Ads”.

Q. How much of scripts I can enter in the field?

A. We don’t limit the number of characters.

Q. Does this plugin requires any modification of the theme?

A. Absolutely not. This plugin is configurable entirely from the plugin settings page that you can find in the Admin Area of your WordPress website.

Q. Does this require any knowledge of HTML or CSS?

A. This plugin can be configured with no knowledge of HTML or CSS, using an easy-to-use plugin settings page. But you need to know the HTML or CSS in order to add/remove/modify the HTML or CSS code by using this plugin.

Q. Can I add my script to a specific page of my website?

A. For now, this plugin does not have an option to apply the custom scripts only on specific pages. I plan to add this feature soon. But for now in order to apply your script only on specific pages of your website, you need to wrap your script in a PHP code that will determine the page you want. You need something like this:

function my_custom_script() {

    // Stop the function if this is not the Home page of website
    if ( !is_home() ) {
        return;
    }

    // Print the script
    echo '<script>YOUR SCRIPT</script>';
}
add_action( 'wp_head', 'my_custom_script' );

To apply the PHP code on a website, I can recommend you to use another my plugin called My Custom Functions.

Q. It’s not working. What could be wrong?

A. As with every plugin, it’s possible that things don’t work. The most common reason for this is a web browser’s cache. Every web browser stores a cache of the websites you visit (pages, images, and etc.) to reduce bandwidth usage and server load. This is called the browser’s cache.​ Clearing your browser’s cache may solve the problem.

It’s impossible to tell what could be wrong exactly, but if you post a support request in the plugin’s support forum on WordPress.org, we’d be happy to give it a look and try to help out. Please include as much information as possible, including a link to your website where the problem can be seen.

Q. The last WordPress update is preventing me from editing my website that is using this plugin. Why is this?

A. This plugin can not cause such problem. More likely, the problem are related to the settings of the website. It could just be a cache, so please try to clear your website’s cache (may be you using a caching plugin, or some web service such as the CloudFlare) and then the cache of your web browser. Also please try to re-login to the website, this too can help.

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Design Fixes
Fixed a known bug: removal of links and versions of other plugins on wp-admin/plugins.php caused by activating the plugin
Added plugin Icons
Edited description

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• Initial version.