Philip Ze

Another work around is to manually place the <p></p> in your 1st paragraph. Anyway, will look into this bugs, likely it’s due to the way WordPress generate html tags.

Quick Adsense does not call “has_cap” function … perhaps it’s due to the theme, try switch to other theme to test it out.

I believe the yellow box should be gone & replace with ads now … ??

I see … ok try place the tag with one blank row before the paragraph, as follow:

<!--Ads1-->

Your Paragraph here ...

So far, not available for current version 1.9.2 of this plugin .. will see the possibility of the function. Thanks for the suggestion.

Thanks for the suggestion, will take this into consideration for our next release.

Manual ads insertion should not affect the <p>. The plugin only replace the tag with the ads code. Would you mind show me the html extract, where it contents validation error?

two ads displayed on first post at homepage .. possibly due to the inappropriate plugin setting. Try temporary place the following codes to the ads textbox & experiment with the difference setting to see what’s goes wrong. The following code is just to display the blank box on the page, so that it wouldn’t mess up with the actual adsense.

<div style="width:250px;height:250px;background:#ddd">Ads1</div>
<div style="clear:both"></div>

oh, no offense .. I mean to look into the theme’s code to see where the problem is.

Ok, you need to place some ad code in the AdsWidget textbox, the widget for sidebar will appear for drag over once the ad code is inside the textbox.

The right before the last Paragraph function has been tested in most theme, it should works. Would you mind let me know what theme are you using?

Great, no problem!

I suspect the problem is due to the large rectangle ad code itself. Try replace the rectangle ad code with others to see whether it solve the problem. If so, then you need to examine the rectangle ad code, may it contents error.

You may use specific ads in default location, or otherwise you have to insert the tags manually into the post.

You can temporarily disable the plugin to disable the ads, or place a <!--anytext--> in the ads Textbox so that no ads code is inserted to the post.

Oops ?? … I think it’s still ok if publishers are not attempt to associate specific images to the ads … but it maybe risky.