For Google Adsense Publishers : Random Ads Position Script

by PHDLover

Posted: 15 years ago 6 replies

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 :

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!

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jefkas 15 years ago
A much easier way is just to wrap your adsense code in a div like so:
Code:

<div style="float: right; margin:10px;"> your adsense code </div>
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PHDLover 15 years ago

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..
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PHDLover

15 years ago

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

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

Code:

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

then add this into your css file

Code:

.adsstyle1 { ANYTHING }
.adsstyle2 { ANYTHING }

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

Thanks

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yukon

Banned 15 years ago

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...

Thanks
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paulgl

15 years ago

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