Hello, google adsense tell me to insert the code of the ad on the <head> or in the superior part of the <body>.
I don't know where I have to insert it.
Can you help me?
I use joomla 3.6
Activate Page Level ADS of AdSense
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Re: Activate Page Level ADS of AdSense
I have my Google adsense code (which displays advertising on my pages) in all kinds of places on my site.
What do you mean by "page level ads"?
What do you mean by "page level ads"?
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Re: Activate Page Level ADS of AdSense
Hello,
you can add before </head> or </body>
Thanks
you can add before </head> or </body>
Thanks
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Re: Activate Page Level ADS of AdSense
If the adsense code for displaying ads was put before </head> the ads would not show up on your page.
The code for Google Analytics (which tracks your site traffic) goes before </head> or just before </body>, but code for Google Adsense (which displays ads) goes in the part of the page (in an article, or module, etc) where you want the ad to appear.
The code for Google Analytics (which tracks your site traffic) goes before </head> or just before </body>, but code for Google Adsense (which displays ads) goes in the part of the page (in an article, or module, etc) where you want the ad to appear.
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Re: Activate Page Level ADS of AdSense
Hi Ciccio226,
You should Insert in the page before the tag <head> , designated by google.
You should Insert in the page before the tag <head> , designated by google.
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Re: Activate Page Level ADS of AdSense
Simply, We can insert Adsense code in any area of website, before <head> or <body>
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cybersalt
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Re: Activate Page Level ADS of AdSense
Here it is straight from Google - not in the <head>
https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/181950
In the case of Joomla, you put the code in an article or module or a template position. Itwill then appear betwen the <body> </body>tags.
https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/181950
In the case of Joomla, you put the code in an article or module or a template position. Itwill then appear betwen the <body> </body>tags.
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Re: Activate Page Level ADS of AdSense
cybersalt wrote:Here it is straight from Google - not in the <head>
https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/181950
In the case of Joomla, you put the code in an article or module or a template position. Itwill then appear betwen the <body> </body>tags.
Thanks for your information, it is very useful to me, I definitely need to update new knowledge because of what I learned previously changed.
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