An after thought on this post. The theme I’m using for Webpit didn’t have the necessary support for WordPress widgets. Since posting this, I’ve patched the theme to include the required widget functions. You could of course use the Widget manager to create a text widget and paste your adsense code. However, it might not appear the way you expect it. Through trial and error, and maybe the original approach I took, you could add your adsense search to your WordPress site.
About Me
Hey! I'm Mark Williamson! I'm a Web Developer, iPhone Developer, lover of all things tech! I also enjoy BBQing on my various grills/smokers. I have too many hobbies (so says my wife).
January 14th, 2008 at 10:35 am
An after thought on this post. The theme I’m using for Webpit didn’t have the necessary support for WordPress widgets. Since posting this, I’ve patched the theme to include the required widget functions. You could of course use the Widget manager to create a text widget and paste your adsense code. However, it might not appear the way you expect it. Through trial and error, and maybe the original approach I took, you could add your adsense search to your WordPress site.