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my website..

www.razgear.com

i applied for google adsense and got approved.

i copyed the code in to wordpress html...

but the ads are not appearing... am i doing somthing wrong is it because im using wordpress? i cant place ads on my site???
 
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When did you get approved whereabouts did you paste it?

You need a special plug in if you wish to put it in a blog post.

Otherwise you put it in the header php file, the sidebar.php and also the index template itself, so it can show up between blog entries.
 
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There is a plugin called "adsense-deluxe". Google it. It works great with wordpress and no need to put in all the code just a <!--adsense-->
 
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I cant see adsene in your source code..you havent placed it right.
 
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you need a plugin. than you can start serving ads

as kevinn said: search for adsense deluxe on google
 
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I couldnt see Adsense either - but I clicked on Amazon and it put me through to Amazon and that Geek place too. I also clicked on XHTML and got a load of stuff I probably wasnt suppose dto see about XHTML code so you might want to change that
 
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ok^ thank 4 info...

lol i dont know how 2 change it tho..
 
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rashan2601 said:
ok^ thank 4 info...

lol i dont know how 2 change it tho..
You'll need to do some googling on how to hack wordpress to implement Adsense.
 
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