Ludachris Well-known member Mar 7, 2016 #1 ad_below_bottom_breadcrumb I have some static HTML in there, no javascript or other ad banner rotation, yet the template gets blocked by Adblock. I'm considering moving the code to another template so that it's not blocked. Why does the template get blocked?
ad_below_bottom_breadcrumb I have some static HTML in there, no javascript or other ad banner rotation, yet the template gets blocked by Adblock. I'm considering moving the code to another template so that it's not blocked. Why does the template get blocked?
Paul B XenForo moderator Staff member Mar 7, 2016 #2 Presumably due to the content which is triggering the ad blocking software. Upvote 0 Downvote
Ludachris Well-known member Mar 7, 2016 #3 Brogan said: Presumably due to the content which is triggering the ad blocking software. Click to expand... Alright, so the template isn't blocked by default then. It's just that I have a lot of links in there, even if there isn't any javascript or ad code. Upvote 0 Downvote
Brogan said: Presumably due to the content which is triggering the ad blocking software. Click to expand... Alright, so the template isn't blocked by default then. It's just that I have a lot of links in there, even if there isn't any javascript or ad code.
Paul B XenForo moderator Staff member Mar 7, 2016 #4 Browser ad blocking plugins are designed to catch lots of different content types, not just JS. Simply having the word "advert" in a thread title or template can cause it to trigger. Upvote 0 Downvote
Browser ad blocking plugins are designed to catch lots of different content types, not just JS. Simply having the word "advert" in a thread title or template can cause it to trigger.
Ludachris Well-known member Mar 7, 2016 #5 Brogan said: Browser ad blocking plugins are designed to catch lots of different content types, not just JS. Simply having the word "advert" in a thread title or template can cause it to trigger. Click to expand... That's why I thought it might be template-related - since the template name has "ad" in it. Upvote 0 Downvote
Brogan said: Browser ad blocking plugins are designed to catch lots of different content types, not just JS. Simply having the word "advert" in a thread title or template can cause it to trigger. Click to expand... That's why I thought it might be template-related - since the template name has "ad" in it.
Ludachris Well-known member Mar 7, 2016 #6 Ha, so I figured it out - a CSS class name with the term "sponsor" in it was triggering it. Upvote 0 Downvote
