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I got the manual installation of banners working correctly on acontestblog.com.
I am trying to get it working on another blog, valmg.com, but no matter what I do the ads end up all the way in the middle of the page, instead of just in the sidebar where I am putting them. I suspect this is a user error on my part, can anyone point me in the right direction please? The code I have been using is
<?php
if(function_exists('oiopub_banner_output')) {
oiopub_banner_output('3');
}
?>
Thanks very much.
Technically the correct code would be:
<?php
if(function_exists('oiopub_banner_output')) {
oiopub_banner_output('', 3);
}
?>
Other than that, the only reason I've come across for banners being out of place has been a conflict with the main css file on a blog. It's very hard to say exactly what though, without going through the entire css file to debug it.
Thanks Simon.
I'm more confused now than ever.
I tried valmg.com with the code the way you had it and nothing shows at all. The only time anything shows is if I do it this way, but then it isn't centered.
<?php
if(function_exists('oiopub_banner_output')) {
oiopub_banner_output('3');
}
?>
AContestBlog is working and appearing correctly with the code that way as well
<?php
if(function_exists('oiopub_banner_output')) {
oiopub_banner_output('2');
}
?>
My OIO on valmg actually read "Business" in the dashboard, so I deactivated it, reinstalled and activated again, thinking maybe there was hiccup. The newly reinstalled version is the same but reads OIOPublisher in the dashboard, just like AContestBlog. Nothing changed when I tried the code on the newly reinstalled version.
Thanks for trying.
Ah, that was me quickly updating a part of the code, which included the name change. It shouldn't have affected anything else.
I'm very surprised that the code works the way you've used it - it shouldn't! If you need me to take a look at one of the sites, you can always send me a message via the site contact form, with temporary FTP / blog admin access.
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