You can use it for any code you like. Navigate to AdminCP > vBulletin Options > vBulletin Options and there are several screens of options for vB Ad Management. It should be reasonably self-explanatory if you have fully followed the Instructions in the first post.

its set at 100%, what should i set it at?

100% is what it should be set at. That's 100% of the available screen width. There must be something else in the design of your forum that is pushing it out. It's not really anything to do with vB Ad Management, it's a style issue.

Hi,
Sorry if I am being a complete newb but where would I put the google adsense account info? I have seen the Settings group but I don't get it.

I want to remove the Header Ad and put it below the nav bar along with another set of rotating ads beside it How can i do this

Never mind i just took the $header and $ footer and put them down there

I am trying to figure out how I can find my Google Analytics tracking code. There is an area in the admincp that says Copy and paste your Google Analytics tracking code here.

Also where would you be able to view this info?

Google adsense do not appear for adsharing after posts . And also after #shared# in Static advertisement code you have to place a text say sometext for the users text ad to appear, note only javascript is displayed for end users who post their google ad code. However google ads appear if i post my own google ad code in the " Static advertisement code " and disable the ads sharing feature.

Cheers Posted on ur support forum as needsupport user.

Problem fixed i needed to use #shared#<br/> in Static advertisement code for the Posts/Pms advertisment, and enable html parse feature to get google ads appear .

google ....

Google Analytics

Whatever you put in the Adcode field is added to your forum. So if Google have given you a few lines of code to add, you paste it into the adcode box. Adcode is what is displayed, the settings are how, where and for who it is displayed.

Sign up with Google Analytics for your code. It will all be clear.

http://www.google.com/analytics/

Duly noted, thank you. :)