Issues with placement, have to use custom CSS to fix it

Good, well done!
It’s a problem on some theme.
You can even use the option “use external CSS” and customize your CSS.

The only issue is, that same ad on the splash page that needs padding at the top does not need it on an inside post page. So, the inside post page has a huge gap above one of the ads since the css was needed to correct an issue on the splash page.

oops.. by the way, my point more ways.. if you don’t have the skills and understanding needed to look at the source code, find the ads ID number, and wrtie proper css and know where to put the CSS, the plugin has issues. So I was just wondering if that might be noted in your plugin or maybe an area to address that in the plugin so people know what ad ID is what and how to correct for overlaps and bad placement.

I have write a little help into faq
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/adsense-explosion/faq/

I think so. People should know how to correct it, or they may bail out on the plugin – I almost did, but then I knew I could correct it. And, you might want to indicate what ad css names are: adsxpls1, adsxpls2, etc. But like I said, my correction has issues elsewhere where adsxpls1 is placed.. but then again, adsxpls1 should never be placed into Related Posts content ??

Well.. turns out, this is not really resolved.

https://airportgyms.com/blog/

If you scroll down, you will see the 2nd banner over-writes a portion of the “cyber monday fare sales” blurb content.

So it seems, the custom CSS tags I wrote above are only applicable to the content on the page at the moment I write the custom CSS tags. But, the next time you make a post, and content on the page shifts, the CSS tags are now out of sync and have to be recoded.

Really seems there must be a better way to do this as I cannot fathom having to write a post, then go look at the page content and see if I need to rewrite the CSS tags to tell certain ads to move down and out of the way of the content it is now blocking.

It now looks like adsxpls2 needs more padding and adsxpls1 could use less. Adjusting this might get a bit tedious.

I don’t understand the problem

You must insert css customization into external css file
See this topic:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/how-to-edit-css-style-sheet

Each post will use the custom shared css file

The problem is…

If I have my splash page now, and I have overlap issues with the banners appearing over my content, I have to edit adsxpls1 and adsxpls2 and add some custom css padding to stop them from overlapping my content. Easy.

BUT, if I add a new post, that css code no longer applies as the page content & layout shifts. So, where 40px of padding once worked, now I need only 20. Or where I had 60px of padding, I now need 80px.

So, after every new post it appears since the content on the splash page shifts the custom css code I apply to adsxpls1 and adsxpls2 needs to be updated for the changes on the splash page that happened when I added a new post.

#adsxpls1 {padding-top:80px !important}
#adsxpls2{padding-top:40px !important}

now has to change to

#adsxpls1 {padding-top:20px !important}
#adsxpls2{padding-top:85px !important}

this will be a PITA to have to adjust each time I add a new post.

Ok, now I understand.
You have a problem with the theme graphics.
Unfortunately, I am not practical with css.

But I can try to help you.
Try this way:

1) create an external css file for css customization (only adsense explosion)
2) Into Plugin Settings, check “use external CSS”
3) save settings
4) on the next post that You publish,
please send me an e-mail to [email protected]
i will try to found correct css using chrome

If I check “use external CSS” in your plugin, all of the ads on the site break. They all become text ads and placement busts for all of them. So that seems no good so I unchecked it.

Because you must insert into css file this lines:

#adsxpls1{ padding:7px; float: left; padding-left: 0px; margin: 0px; }

#adsxpls2{ padding:7px; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; text-align: center; }

#adsxpls3{ padding:7px; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; text-align: center; }

If You use an external css file, the site is more fast.