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@teshakoi thank you for notifying us of this issue. What was the solution?

Thanks @algae99 ! And Happy New Year!

@carnold347,

I am sorry that you had a negative experience using our plugin.

If you would like to try to submit your domain again, you can find information on how to improve your chances of getting approved using our help article:

“Why didn’t my domain get approved?”
https://help.content.ad/why-didnt-my-domain-get-approved/

@jumapili if you are still having trouble with this issue, please feel free to contact us or open a new message thread here.

Hello @jumapili,

Please follow the instructions below to restrict the display of your “After post content” widget:

1. Login to your WordPress Admin
2. On the Content.ad Plugin’s Widgets page
3. Hover over your “After post content” widget and click the “Placement” link
4. Choose the Category(ies) from the “Exclude widget from categories” section or input the Tag(s) in the “Exclude widget from tags” section that identify your Woocommerce pages
5. Click the “Update” button
6. Browse to your Woocommerce pages to confirm that the “After post content” widget *is no longer displayed* on those pages
7. Browse to your non-Woocommerce pages to confirm that the “After post content” widget *is still displayed* on those pages

Please let us know if these instructions helped you. If not, there are several other “Placements” available in the Content.ad plugin that may help you.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by Content.ad.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by Content.ad.

Thank you @unsustainability01, we’re glad to be of assistance!

Thank you @denoh, we’re glad that you are enjoying our plugin!

Thank you @klakared, we’re glad to hear it!

Thank you @neidflynn, we’re glad to hear it!

Thank you @turjoabedin!

@webcomers,

Thank you for reporting this issue. The fix is now live! Your headlines should now display correctly.

If you continue to experience the issue, or if you notice any additional issues, please let us know. Have a great day!

There is a work-around that can be implemented on your side while you wait for us to investigate the issue further. Please change the curly double quotes (“ ”) and apostrophes (‘ ’) in your article headlines and article titles to standard double quotes (” “) apostrophes (‘ ‘). That should fix the problem for now.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by Content.ad.

Thank you for notifying us of the issue @webcomers. I have reported the issue to our team. We will take a look at it as soon as we can.

@gauravyad, your site includes the following CSS which sets the transparency of all images that match the selector to invisible. Please either modify or remove this style in order to fix the problem.

[...], .site-content img, [...] {
    opacity: 0;
    [...]
}

The CSS resides in this file:
https://www.pokemongroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/9e473e2bcda072d61afb97d9369cefbf-939.css

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by Content.ad.

@gauravyad Please add a link to one of your pages with the issue. That way we can help you to debug the problem.