Arnan

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I’ll look into it.

What version of AdRotate Pro do you have?

That’s because your theme adds a 21px gap at the bottom of images.
Look for .tadiv-type img on line 2156 of the styles.css file.
Check with your theme maker for a way to avoid that.

Probably you’ll need to add something like .tagdiv-type .b img { margin:0; } to your custom css.

On top of that, the gap is made bigger by the 10px (top and bottom) margin you set in the group settings in AdRotate Banner Manager.

No, no ad is showing, but the code loads fine. That’s what I meant with ‘it works’.
Anyway, try to make a new adcode from Google. It’s the only thing to do at this point to try and fix things since the AdRotate part works fine.

Google indeed has no good helpdesk for this kind of thing, never saw anything like that anyway.

And yes, partially. The last line should be with the advert.
Moving the first line into the header or footer should work as it’s just the same file being loaded over and over. In the past with similar ads I used to do that for users. It resulted in less remote requests and saved a few milliseconds of loading time.

Oh yes, it seems to work fine from the AdRotate side on my test site. But there is no advert delivered.
Just an empty frame/slot. That’s a Google issue. Sometimes there is simply nothing available for a while, wait a few hours for Google to sort things out.
Or, as I suggested, make a new adcode from them and hopefully that works better.

On your site I see 2 widgets above the ‘fun stuff’ widget.
One widget has nothing in it, so nothing will ever show for it.
The other has Group 3 in it with what appears to be the Google ad, but also here, no advert is delivered.

Also, intermittently, there is a javascript error related to it complaining about the available width being 0.
Presumably Google thinks there is not enough space to put an ad there? (Not sure…)
I saw it on the first page load, but now it seems gone.

At any rate, AdRotate placing the widget and code seems to work fine, so logically the problem lies elsewhere.

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And a tip for if you have a bunch of these or similar ads: The first line in the adcode is identical for each ad. For some instances of it you only need that line loaded once. So sticking it somewhere in the header, for example with AdRotatePro’s header field, you can put that line of code there, and stripping it from the 2-3-5-whatever adverts you have, so it doesn’t load multiple times. Something to experiment with for optimization.

I’m not sure. AdRotate just outputs the code you give it without modifications.

Usually though if a Google ad doesn’t work for whatever reason it’s fastest to just make a new one.