Dave

You would need to use css and add it in the plugin header area.

@desaner, A. you should not add html elements like div, p, a, etc. to the header, B. min-width container attribute needs to be set to display none or something. Thank you!

You would need to enter the full path of your script in the Plugin settings page this plugin.

@mawp – can you send a screenshot pointing to what you actually mean or see when you say ” it is showing up on each page. I do not want it to be visible to people on my site.”

@bmascarenas143 yes!

Hello @marcogarrone, as long as you are entering a JavaScript snippet, the plugin would render it properly. However, it looks like the ad you are trying to embed does not exist. I tried opening your ad script link “https://overlay.admedia.com/?id=MjAuPyo&allow=video” in the browser and it gives an error code of negative 1

Thank you,
Debjit

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

This is currently not supported in the plugin. Thank you.

So what you have described that implies it is an issue with the Facebook Ad code snippet and not a plugin. Please let me know.

Thanks

Can you elaborate what you are seeing? I opened the link to your website, I was unable to see any code on the page, only in page source.

@paction1 – Did you save it properly? Just confirming. Thanks.

I am looking into this. What plugin are you using for making your pages render for AMP on WordPress?

Sorry for the late reply. I will look into this and get back to you with an answer.

Looks like you have get_header() or a related function called twice in your theme’s header template.

Hello, it is not uploaded in any file. Your scripts are stored in standard WordPress tables.

This plugin does not support inserting PHP code in the footer or header. You can only add CSS, HTML, and / or JavaScript code using this plugin. You can look at this plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/insert-php-code-snippet/