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How to post ads after first post
I did a search, but the problem I am having is the grey box the ad is in, overlaps everything. How do I do the attached. (please note that I am not using Adsense, rather I'm using lijit advertising. Works the same way).
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I see the image of what you want to do, but I don't understand what's happening now. Can you provide a link or something?
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I fixed the overlapping problem, but i'd like it to look like the other image.
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Or like this.
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Oh, I think I see now - you want it to look like a post. You could just render the postbit_legacy template and create a fake $post array for it. Or maybe it's easier to copy the postbit_legacy template to an ad template and make the necessary changes.
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That's what I was thinking, but I don't know how to do that. LOL
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Well, you can put a template in the text box where you configure ads, right? So you could copy the postbit_legacy template and replace {vb:raw post.message} with the existing ad code. Then you need to do a lot of editing because there'll be a lot of other vb:raw's in there that need to just be changed to some string or html. It'll probably be a bit of a pain, but I don't know how else to do it other than to start from scratch and write html that looks like the other posts.
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Thanks for that, but I think I need some more help with this.
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