Wordpress Adsense plugin or manually insert the codes into your theme?

[elzorro]

So today I started a new blog got my theme up and plugins sorted and then run into a problem while trying to install the adsense google plugin. For some reason they have stopped this so not sure what plugin to use for adsense now. Can anyone recommend a plugin or is it best to manually add the adsense codes into theme?

 

[hynds]

You can use the default Wordpress text widget, I'm using it without any problem

 

[elzorro]

elzorro

I saw it in widgets section but after inserted Adsense codes into it then how to display it on my Wordpress theme.

It required a code to show it?

 

[hynds]

It's simple that you click on that widget, choose a place to put the widget on, then paste your Adsense code into it. Wait about 10 - 15 minutes then your ad will appear.

 

[RenderedElite]

I always use the Text widget and it works just fine. Sometimes I will edit the theme files but it's slightly more time consuming when you have to make a child theme or worry about re-adding the adsense code when the theme gets updated..

 

[vishwa]

Yes, Google has stopped their official WordPress plugin. However You can use other plugins like Ad Injection, Easy Plugin for AdSense, Google AdSense by BestWebSoft. These are some of the best plugins to insert AdSense in your blog. Hope it will help you.

 

[daniel27lt]

I have many Wordpress sites. Any plugin will always stretch out the resources on your server. I simply copy and paste the snippet code for Google and add it within the footer.php file within your Wordpress theme. Since it's JavaScript, it loads last then. Letting more important things load first such as CSS. If it's something this simple, then you should always do it without the use of any plugins.

 

[gedop]

Ad inserter is best plugin I tried. It's support many functions, also pro version available. The free version meets my needs.

wordpress.org/plugins/ad-inserter

16 code (ad) blocks
Syntax highlighting editor
Code preview with visual CSS editor
Automatic insertion before / after post, content, paragraph or excerpt
Automatic insertion before or after random paragraph
Automatic insertion before or after multiple paragraphs
Automatic insertion before or after any HTML element in post
Automatic insertion at relative position in posts
Clearance options to avoid insertion near images or headers
Automatic insertion between posts on blog pages
Insertion exceptions for posts and pages
Insertion of header and footer code
Insertion of Google Analytics, Piwik or any other web analytics code
Manual insertion: widgets, shortcodes, PHP function call
Sticky (fixed) widgets (the sidebar does not move when the page is scrolled)
Custom block alignment and style
Insertion of ads on AMP pages
Custom CSS class name for wrapping divs to avoid ad blockers
Insertion of shortcodes from other plugins
PHP code processing
Ad rotation (server-side and client-side – works with caching)
Desktop/mobile device detection (server-side and client-side – works with caching)
Black/White-list categories, tags, post IDs, urls, url parameters, referers
Simple troubleshooting with many debugging functions
Function to visualize inserted code blocks
Function to visualize available insertion positions
Function to visualize HTML tags

 

[tayyabwpb]

You can use Insert Headers and Footers plugin Developed by WPBrigade to add the Google Adsense code to your WordPress website

 

[pngtojpg]

you can insert code manually if yo know how to deal with html and php codes

 

[ClarkWillson]

I had a similar issue recently. I'd recommend using the "Ad Inserter" plugin. It's versatile and user-friendly for AdSense or any other ad management. Good luck with your blog!

 

[Daniel@30]

Both methods of incorporating AdSense into your WordPress website have their pros and cons. Using a dedicated plugin can be more user-friendly and time-efficient, as it allows you to manage your AdSense ads with ease and customize them through the plugin's settings. However, manually inserting AdSense codes into your theme gives you more control and flexibility over the placement and design of the ads. Consider your technical skills, desired level of customization, and the ease of management to decide which method suits your needs best.