The Auto Draft Page link should not even be listed here, it’s a bug I’ve fixed, if you ordered a while ago you’ll have old code, drop me an email (make sure you use the email address you ordered with) and I’ll send you the latest zip file.

If you do add more static Pages you’ll have this issue again. Problem with themes with a top navigation menu is you have to limit the number of pages added to that menu or disable it completely as otherwise you get too many links.

To disable the menu completely edit header.php file and remove the line:

<?php wp_list_pages('sort_column=menu_order&title_li=&depth=1&exclude='); ?>

To disable the page to blame edit that line as follows:

<?php wp_list_pages('sort_column=menu_order&title_li=&depth=1&exclude=62'); ?>

In the example above I’ve used the ID of the Page that’s generating the Auto Draft issue (Page ID 62). You can exclude multiple Pages by adding a list of Page IDs to exclude like 1,7,62

If you have a lot of Pages can be easier to switch the code to include rather than exclude:

<?php wp_list_pages('sort_column=menu_order&title_li=&depth=1&include=5,12,27'); ?>

In the example above your Navigation menu would show Pages 5, 12 and 27 only (and the home page link).

David

Without looking at the css my guess would be a plugin has broken the css coding, I see a link at the bottom of the footer about a Theme Tweaker, I’d first try disabling it and see if it’s the issue. If not disable all plugins and see if the problem still occurs.

Looks like what’s happening is the main content is too wide and is pushing the sidebar down the page. This can happen if the css code is changed and you’ve made a mistake or a plugin has added css coding that clashes with the themes styling.

David

I tried reinstalling the theme, and removing my cookies, but still have the same problem.

Is there anything that can be done?

Thanks,
JJ
highcorda.com

Rick

Easiest way to check your Google AdSense Publisher ID was added correctly is go to a page with the AdSense theme running and view source.

Scroll through the source until you find an AdSense ad that includes a line like:

google_ad_client = "pub-8325072546567078";

If you see the number pub-8325072546567078 you’ve made a mistake as that’s my pub-number (you should see the number you see in your AdSense account).

I see you’ve left my pub-number on your site.

If you edited the file via the WordPress built in theme editor you might have edited the wrong adsense.php file. I include two adsense.php files with my version 03 themes, one in the /wp-content/themes/blix-adsense-seo-03/alt/adsense.php folder within the theme which includes alternative AdSense settings. This page is never accessed unless you move it over the AdSense file in the Blix themes main folder at /wp-content/themes/blix-adsense-seo-03/.

The WordPress theme editor can’t tell the difference between the two files (at the top it does say it’s an alternative, but easy to miss). So I’m guessing you edited the file online and changed the wrong file.

I recommend editing the adsense.php file in the main Blix folder with a text editor before you upload it (you can change the ID of both files if you want, but only the file in the main Blix folder is used, the other is an alternative you have to move to use).

Not sure what you mean by you were disapproved for AdSense for that domain. Usually you apply for one domain for AdSense, if it’s accepted you can add AdSense on any domain (anywhere). If you break the AdSense TOS and AdSense notice, the site can be banned from the AdSense program (you won’t see Google AdSense ads if you add the code to a banned domain).

Assuming you have an AdSense account and as my AdSense ads are currently showing on the sub site if you change the pub-number correctly it will work (domains are banned which if your domain was banned my ads wouldn’t work) for you.

Under your AdSense account setup a domain channel, this will track your AdSense clicks and impressions only for that domain (I setup a domain channel for every domain I have AdSense on).

David

I changed to my Adsense Pub ID # within the Adsense PHP file. Assuming that’s the only thing I need to do to connect my adsense account & that IT IS connected to this blog page…how can I tell that my adsense ads are working on this blog page? Where do I look within my Adsense account that I will get the commissions when someone clicks on my ads? I even had a friend click on an ad at my site to see if I would see the commission in my account. I can’t tell.

The main page on this domain (http://parent2parentwithteens.com/) using a default theme with Adsense plugins that are currently working. Not long ago, I applied to google adsense for this domain to be accepted (still don’t know what this is for in my adsense account. I thought I had to do that with your themes), but it got ‘disapproved’. This was about the time when I added a sub page blog to URL above using the Blix theme. Will this disapproval affect my not getting my commissions from my new sub page, even though I am getting commission on the main page using adsense plug ins…despite getting the url disapproved. I don’t get it.

Again, how can I tell that my sub page adsense ads are working with my Pub ID # installed within your new Blix theme?

Norbert

Obviously if you ran one of my WordPress AdSense themes and an AdSense WordPress plugin it’s going to be a bit of a mess.

David