Hi David,
WP Bannerize support the group keyword.
When you add one or more banners, put these into a group.
Simply add your own, or yours, banners in a different group, for example ‘header’.
So, just use:
<?php if(function_exists( 'wp_bannerize' ))
wp_bannerize('group=header'); ?>
<?php if(function_exists( 'wp_bannerize' ))
wp_bannerize('group=sidebar'); ?>
Let me know if you need anymore information
regards
GF
Hi
Many thanks for your response. I actually managed to do this through Widgets. And editing functions.php to include the sidebars.
Your example would have been a lot quicker 🙂
Where is the documentation for your example? Or am I being silly and have totally overlooked this?
Thanks again
Dave
I have a similar issue. How can I place banners only on certain post types? As I can see, it is possible with the widget to output banners for certain categories, but how can I for example make a banner only avaiable on a certain page?
The second problem is, when I have an arcticle posted under more than one category, let’s assume e.g. I post it to three categories (and for each category I created a group to assign to the category): Then there show up three banners in a list-style, what messes up my theme. How to avoid that?
I think both problems could be solved through something like an exclude-Function?
