For Google Adsense Publishers : Random Ads Position Script

[PHDLover]

Dear warrior and Google Adsense publishers,
I would like to share this simple script. With this script you can show up your Google Adsense ads or any other ads randomly : float left or float right around the article..

Hope this will be useful..
Google Adsense Random Ads Position or Placement Code :

<SCRIPT type="text/javascript">
// begin BloggerCeria GA Trik
var jumlah_iklan = 2;
var waktu_sekarang = new Date()
var detik = waktu_sekarang.getSeconds()
var pasang_iklan = detik % jumlah_iklan;
pasang_iklan +=1;
if (pasang_iklan==1) {
alg="float: left; margin-left: 3px; margin-right: 5px;";
}
if (pasang_iklan==2) {
alg="float: right; margin-left: 5px; margin-right: 3px;";
}
document.write('<div style=\"' + alg + '\">');
// End -->
</SCRIPT>

INSERT YOUR GOOGLE ADSENSE CODE OR OTHER ADS SCRIPT HERE

<SCRIPT type="text/javascript">
document.write('</div>');
</SCRIPT>

You can modify the code in blue color to fit your template.. If you are using Wordpress, then insert the code above on the single.php file. I don't know if the code is allowed by Adsense TOS, use at your own risk..

Some screenshot :


Refresh (F5) the page, the ads will be move the the left..



If I did something wrong or open this thread at the wrong place please forgive me. Just want to share. Thanks!

[jefkas]

A much easier way is just to wrap your adsense code in a div like so:

<div style="float: right; margin:10px;">
your adsense code
</div>

[PHDLover]

hi jefkas, yes you can use the div like the one you quote.
but my script will place the ads randomly everytime visitor open a post or article, floating left or floating right.. see the screenshot..

[PHDLover]

an update for this script..
you can also replace this code

if (pasang_iklan==1) {
alg="float: left; margin-left: 3px; margin-right: 5px;";
}
if (pasang_iklan==2) {
alg="float: right; margin-left: 5px; margin-right: 3px;";
}
document.write('<div style="' + alg + '">');

with

if (pasang_iklan==1) {
stl="adsstyle1";
}
if (pasang_iklan==2) {
stl="adsstyle2";
}
document.write('<div class="' + stl + '">');

then add this into your css file

.adsstyle1 { ANYTHING }
.adsstyle2 { ANYTHING }

replace ANYTHING with, well, anything.. such as float right, float left or float center..

[yukon]

It would be a way better idea to rotate Adsense Ads server side with php. That way your page html source code wouldn't show any extra javascript.

Php would only show the exact copy & paste Adsense code from your Adsense Admin in the html source code, If Google ever had a look.

Every bit of that javascript will show up in your html source code.

Just saying...

[paulgl]

Wouldn't calling the script from another page work as well, as
far as hiding the code?

Just put the code on a separate page by itself, then call it.

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://where-ever-the-code-is.js">
</script>

If you are just shifting it left, right, I probably would want it
in a set position myself.

Of course, one could write a little script that changes the word
left to right at random, then no need for the external javascript.

Paul

[PHDLover]

Originally Posted by yukon

It would be a way better idea to rotate Adsense Ads server side with php. That way your page html source code wouldn't show any extra javascript.

Php would only show the exact copy & paste Adsense code from your Adsense Admin in the html source code, If Google ever had a look.

Every bit of that javascript will show up in your html source code.

Just saying...

you are very right! thanks sir..

Originally Posted by paulgl

Wouldn't calling the script from another page work as well, as
far as hiding the code?

Just put the code on a separate page by itself, then call it.

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://where-ever-the-code-is.js">
</script>

If you are just shifting it left, right, I probably would want it
in a set position myself.

Of course, one could write a little script that changes the word
left to right at random, then no need for the external javascript.

Paul

yup, but I'll stick to Yukon advice..