jmckiernan86

resolved!

That did the trick, thank you!!

Sounds good, thanks Thomas!

(also I meant to say that the warning that came up was about ‘Disable level limitation’ not ‘Unlimited ad injection’ – though the ‘Unlimited ad injection’ was the option that seemed to fix the issue.)

The warning that came up was about using Unlimited ad injection. But I can’t get it to show now even if I change the settings back to how they were (made sure to clear the cache).

The home page I’m using is an elementor element called ‘posts’ that shows most recent posts in a feed – is there any way to get it to work or will I need to use the wordpress default feed?

I checked the ‘Disable level limitation’ but the ads still didn’t show and I didn’t see any ‘Ad Health’ warnings. After I unchecked it again I changed the ‘Unlimited ad injection’ value to 1 and the ads started showing (on both pages and posts) and then I could also see the ‘Ad health’ warning in the admin bar but the ads were already showing at that point. It didn’t appear that checking it changed anything other than making the warning go away. I’m also using the ‘in feed’ display option but I still can’t seem to get that one to show up on my home or archive pages – https://staging-healthbuff.kinsta.com/

One more question – in the premium version are there more placement options? for example, I would like to place ads after the 3rd time an li tag appears that is before an H2 tag?

Thanks again for your help I really appreciate it!

In ad placements I am using the dummy ad after paragraph tag 2 and then I also set another placement after H2 tag for the pages – It is the same ad unit that shows up in the sidebar. With debug mode enabled I can see the debug output in the ad unit in the sidebar but there is no output at all in the posts or pages.

Here is a link with screenshots that may help

dummy ad (1 and 2) and placement (3)

Thank you for your assistance!

I’m not sure why they aren’t showing now on the posts either. I didn’t change anything. I just checked all the settings and they are the same. I’m not sure when that happened.

Hi Thomas,

Thanks for your reply.

Here is a post where the ad is working:

https://staging-healthbuff.kinsta.com/hello-4/

and here is a page where it is not working:

https://staging-healthbuff.kinsta.com/sample-page-2/

I used the after 2nd paragraph tag placement for this ad

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by jmckiernan86.

Okay I figured out what’s causing it – I missed this before but there is a ‘view full site’ or a ‘view mobile site’ link at the bottom that allows you to change between the two built into headway. The thing is that it doesn’t always load though – it seems completely random. when the site is responsive there is no link at the bottom (IE its loading the responsive mobile version) but when its not responsive the ‘view mobile site’ link appears at the bottom. So I guess I check in over at the headway forums to see if there’s anyway to always get the mobile site to load as that is the responsive version. Thanks for explaining the <meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width”> tag Joey!

Ok – this is happening again. But now I’ve realized its not just chrome, it happens in IE too. But then it will start working in both browsers and I cant figure out whats triggering it – its seems like it just starts and stops out of the blue. I’ve deactivated all plugins multiple times, clear all caches but still get the issue (or can’t trigger it if its working right then). I know (pretty sure) its not my computer or browser’s setting because other sites are consistent, its only my site that has the problem. The only thing that makes sense to me is that this line is causing the issue but I don’t know where it is…

<meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width, minimum-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0″ />

from Here:

https://validator.w3.org/nu/?doc=http%3A%2F%2Ftheholistictruth.com%2F

will do – thanks Joey!

you’re right. all of the sudden its responsive now. I didn’t change anything, I don’t know how its working now. Before when it wasn’t working I cleared all the Caches and I cleared my browser cache and couldn’t get it to work. I know it was something with my site though because even then other sites I tested were responsive. So I guess this issue can be closed out but I’m just wondering if that tag could have caused it or if its gonna start happening again.

I also read that I should have this in the header – <meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width,initial-scale=1″> – I tried that but it didn’t do anything (before when it want working – I’ve removed it since then.

https://theholistictruth.com/ – thanks for taking a look!

Thanks Joey – I’m not sure how to edit the files with headway though, its different than other themes. The header.php is just:
—————————————
<?php
/* Prevent direct access to this file */
if ( !defined(‘WP_CONTENT_DIR’) )
die(‘Please do not access this file directly.’);

HeadwayDisplay::html_open();

wp_head();

HeadwayDisplay::body_open();
——————————
Is anyone familiar with how to change this in headway or why headway ( a responsive theme) even has the <meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width, minimum-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0″ /> tag?

oh and for some reason the titles won’t style

/* title styles */
.wpp-post-title {
text-decoration: none;
}

Im not sure if they’re being overridden by my theme