It works for me too but I don't see the Insert Math button that was there before. Do you still have that?
If its not too much trouble, could you please share a screenshot?
If anyone else wants, this seemed to do the trick for me:
<xf:if is="$post.position == $xf.options.messagesPerPage - 3 OR $post.position % $xf.options.messagesPerPage + 3 == count($__globals.posts) AND count($__globals.posts) >= 6">
I would like to place an Ad before second last post IF there are more than 6 posts on that page.
Any ideas how I can do that?
P.S. I am also showing an Ad after 2nd post if there are more than 4 posts on that page and following code works fine for this:
<xf:if is="$post.position %...
AdSense used to have that option where we could provide an HTML code to fill when Ads weren't available but it doesn't anymore.
The only way to do that now, as far as I know, is via Google Ads which is just too complex for this simple task.
P.S. I am using Google Ads but am unhappy with the...
Thanks a lot for this great add on. Makes adding MathJax super easy without needing to edit BBCode.
There are 2 bugs I'm afraid at the moment;
Math doesn't render in quoted replies,
The auto-scrollbar and line breaks don't work for inline math.
Any chance you can fix these soon?
That's actually the first thing I tried.
Its been here for a while: https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/9183363?hl=en
(In 'Specify an expandable width and a fixed height' section).
But nothing works. In Mobile, the unit just loads a 300x250 banner.
As a last resort, I made 2 units, one...
Hmm maybe they changed code recently cause I never got the horizontal layout on mobile and it says so here too: https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/9183460?hl=en&ref_topic=9183242
Agreed but data-ad-format="horizontal" only works on desktop and it would still fire up a 300x250 banner on mobile. This can be overridden with CSS but that causes another issue. This would need a fixed height and a 320x100 would be great but often google would throw in a 320x50 ad instead which...
Browsing around this forum, it seems that 'Container content: Above' is the most recommended ad location (along with others).
When using a responsive ad unit, this ad unit seems great on desktops however on mobile, it usually loads a 300x250 or similar sized banner.
This banner is just below...
Any chance we can split "After First, Middle and Before Last Post" and have 3 different codes for 3 locations?
While I intend to use almost-identical responsive ad code, this will give different reports for all 3 spots which can help with optimizations later.