Comments on: WordPress SEO Theme Web 2 http://www.google-adsense-templates.co.uk/wordpress-theme-web-2-with-adsense-and-search-engine-optimization.html AdSense templates and SEO themes for WordPress 3.2.1 Fri, 03 Feb 2012 17:30:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: WordPress SEO Theme Author http://www.google-adsense-templates.co.uk/wordpress-theme-web-2-with-adsense-and-search-engine-optimization.html/comment-page-1#comment-36560 WordPress SEO Theme Author Thu, 26 May 2011 08:59:10 +0000 http://www.google-adsense-templates.co.uk/?p=21#comment-36560 All the WordPress themes sold on this site have the ability to turn off the AdSense ads individually (note: I run Stallion 6 on this site and it has ads turned off). There's a file with the cheaper themes (like Web 2) adsense.php that you edit in a text editor or online via the WordPress theme editor, in that file you can set which AdSense ads are shown and their sizes. So with Web 2 etc... you can edit one file (very easy to edit, change a few 1's to 0's) and you can easily achieve no AdSense ads within the main content. The more expensive themes : <a href="http://www.google-adsense-templates.co.uk/wordpress-theme-talian-with-adsense-and-seo-optimisation.html">Talian 5</a> and <a href="http://www.stallion-theme.com/">Stallion 6</a> have these and many more settings built into options pages, so rather than editing the adsense.php file it's all built into the WordPress dashboard (tick boxes). Stallion 6 is my best WordPress theme, there are a lot of AdSense options built in, you can achieve almost any ad placement you could think of. Currently (May 2011) Stallion is only a 3 column theme, in the next update (probably release in June: all Stallion 6 customers receive a free upgrade) it will have different layouts including 3 column, 2 column (left or right sidebars) and 1 column (no sidebars : they are at the bottom of the content). There's also around 10 colour schemes with Stallion with more planned. David All the WordPress themes sold on this site have the ability to turn off the AdSense ads individually (note: I run Stallion 6 on this site and it has ads turned off).

There’s a file with the cheaper themes (like Web 2) adsense.php that you edit in a text editor or online via the WordPress theme editor, in that file you can set which AdSense ads are shown and their sizes. So with Web 2 etc… you can edit one file (very easy to edit, change a few 1′s to 0′s) and you can easily achieve no AdSense ads within the main content.

The more expensive themes : Talian 5 and Stallion 6 have these and many more settings built into options pages, so rather than editing the adsense.php file it’s all built into the WordPress dashboard (tick boxes).

Stallion 6 is my best WordPress theme, there are a lot of AdSense options built in, you can achieve almost any ad placement you could think of. Currently (May 2011) Stallion is only a 3 column theme, in the next update (probably release in June: all Stallion 6 customers receive a free upgrade) it will have different layouts including 3 column, 2 column (left or right sidebars) and 1 column (no sidebars : they are at the bottom of the content). There’s also around 10 colour schemes with Stallion with more planned.

David

]]> By: Jeremiah http://www.google-adsense-templates.co.uk/wordpress-theme-web-2-with-adsense-and-search-engine-optimization.html/comment-page-1#comment-36559 Jeremiah Thu, 26 May 2011 08:34:44 +0000 http://www.google-adsense-templates.co.uk/?p=21#comment-36559 Hi, I have similar question to Keith and Ron on how to prevent the adsense from being all over the page and stentatively spamming your content soas to maintain quality Jeremiah Hi, I have similar question to Keith and Ron on how to prevent the adsense from being all over the page and stentatively spamming your content soas to maintain quality

Jeremiah

]]> By: MLM Blog http://www.google-adsense-templates.co.uk/wordpress-theme-web-2-with-adsense-and-search-engine-optimization.html/comment-page-1#comment-32723 MLM Blog Tue, 22 Feb 2011 21:07:03 +0000 http://www.google-adsense-templates.co.uk/?p=21#comment-32723 Hi, I don't have an answer to Ron's question but I basically have the same question. Is there a way using a word press theme to make sure that the AdSense is not all over the page? I want my content to be primary and the AdSense to be secondary? That is my main concern. I wouldn't mind spending the money either like Ron. Thanks! Keith Hi, I don’t have an answer to Ron’s question but I basically have the same question. Is there a way using a word press theme to make sure that the AdSense is not all over the page? I want my content to be primary and the AdSense to be secondary? That is my main concern. I wouldn’t mind spending the money either like Ron.

Thanks!

Keith

]]> By: Ron Floyd http://www.google-adsense-templates.co.uk/wordpress-theme-web-2-with-adsense-and-search-engine-optimization.html/comment-page-1#comment-10486 Ron Floyd Fri, 29 May 2009 23:17:06 +0000 http://www.google-adsense-templates.co.uk/?p=21#comment-10486 I am a complete newbie to WordPress. I have built a simple HTML/CSS website, but obviously have a long way to go (at beyond2009.com). I am wanting to build a blog site, but I want to keep it simple. My vision is a 3-column site with few graphics. Left column for AdSense. Middle column for content, with maybe a small AdSense between content and comments. Right column for category list,article list, Links list and Meta content (and maybe a small Adsense.) As a complete newbie (read me as an idiot on this subject) to WP, it seems that the Web 2 with AdSense and SEO might be a good place to start. With my lack of expertise, do you think it would be possible to modify this theme to do what I want? Or, do you have one similar to my needs? I don't know enough to even ask the right questions, so I apoligize for that lacking. If you have the time, you can check a post I made on the WP forum that explains what I want to do, and my questions about that subject at: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/273728 I don't mind spending the $15-$20 for one of your themes, but if I would not even know where to start, it would be pointless. I realize that it is not your place to consult your readers on WP use, but I am hoping that you can tell me whether I should just use a WP default theme while I am learning how to use more complex themes. Thanks - any advice would be appreciated, Ron I am a complete newbie to WordPress. I have built a simple HTML/CSS website, but obviously have a long way to go (at beyond2009.com).

I am wanting to build a blog site, but I want to keep it simple. My vision is a 3-column site with few graphics. Left column for AdSense. Middle column for content, with maybe a small AdSense between content and comments. Right column for category list,article list, Links list and Meta content (and maybe a small Adsense.)

As a complete newbie (read me as an idiot on this subject) to WP, it seems that the Web 2 with AdSense and SEO might be a good place to start. With my lack of expertise, do you think it would be possible to modify this theme to do what I want? Or, do you have one similar to my needs?

I don’t know enough to even ask the right questions, so I apoligize for that lacking.

If you have the time, you can check a post I made on the WP forum that explains what I want to do, and my questions about that subject at:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/273728
I don’t mind spending the $15-$20 for one of your themes, but if I would not even know where to start, it would be pointless. I realize that it is not your place to consult your readers on WP use, but I am hoping that you can tell me whether I should just use a WP default theme while I am learning how to use more complex themes.

Thanks -- any advice would be appreciated,
Ron

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