Hello,
use a shortcode to separate AdSense and the fallback ad:
AdSense ad
[ADINSERTER FALLBACK="adsense" code="insert"]
Alternative ad
This will work when AdSense indicates “ad not served”:
https://adinserter.pro/documentation/adsense-ads#replacing-blank-adsense-blocks
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marbs
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This is fantastic, thank you @spacetime
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marbs
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@spacetime one little question. I’ve tried to apply device detection because I want to use as little blocks as possible but it seems not to work (doing something wrong):
ADSENSE CODE
[ADINSERTER FALLBACK="adsense" VIEWPORT="Desktop" code="insert"]
<a href="http://mysite.com/register"><img src="https://mysite.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/PC-above-content.jpg" loading="lazy" alt="Sign Up"></a>
[ADINSERTER FALLBACK="adsense" VIEWPORT="Mobile" code="insert"]
<a href="http://mysite.com/register"><img src="https://mysite.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/mobile-above-content.jpg" loading="lazy" alt="Sign Up"></a>
Hello,
you can’t use viewport attribute in the FALLBACK separators (and vice versa).
The priority of shortcode separators is the following:
[ADINSERTER CHECK]
[ADINSERTER COUNT]
[ADINSERTER ROTATE]
[ADINSERTER AMP]
[ADINSERTER HEAD]
[ADINSERTER VIEWPORT]
[ADINSERTER FALLBACK]
So you can try this way:
[ADINSERTER VIEWPORT="Desktop" code="insert"]
AdSense ad 1
[ADINSERTER FALLBACK="adsense"]
Fallback 1
[ADINSERTER VIEWPORT="Mobile" code="insert"]
AdSense ad 2
[ADINSERTER FALLBACK="adsense"]
Fallback 2
