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7 Best WordPress Ad Management Plugins and Solutions

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Are you looking for the best ad management plugins and tools for WordPress? Many WordPress site owners rely on advertisements to monetize their websites. In this article, we will share the best ad management plugins and solutions for WordPress to optimize your advertising revenue. Why Use an Ad Management Plugin in WordPress? Many websites and blogs rely heavily on advertisements to make money online with their content. By default, WordPress does not come with an easy mechanism to manage your ads. Most WordPress themes don’t even have dedicated spots to display ads. This means you often have to edit theme files to insert ad code into your website. A proper WordPress ad management plugin allows you to easily insert ads anywhere on your website. This helps you optimize ad placement and make most out of your advertising real estate. That being said, let’s take a look at some of the top ad management WordPress plugins and how they can help you boost your earnings. 1. AdSanity AdS...

How to Create Irregularly Shaped Section Transitions with Divi

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One of the best ways to boost the design of your website is by using different section transitions. In a previous post , we’ve shown you how you can do that using the Divi built-in options only. However, if you’re looking to create something a little bit more advanced or personalized, you can create irregularly shaped section transitions as well. Because of their complexity, the best way to approach this is by using images with a transparent border. In this post, we’ll show you how you can do that. We’re not only going to show you what to do within the Divi Builder, but we’re also going to show you how you can create these transparent borders on images with a few steps using Photoshop. Example Result Let’s take a look at a layout sample with stunning irregularly shaped section transitions: As you can notice, you can use these transparent borders throughout your whole site and within different sections. It’s important to remember that, depending on how large your transparent bo...

How to Create a Library of Post Snippets to Use in Your Posts and Pages

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Many WordPress websites use custom code or functions somewhere within their posts and pages. The platform makes it easy to add this code, but if you’re going to reuse snippets throughout your site, it can be a pain to add code manually whenever you need to. Instead of having to insert your code snippets by hand every time they’re needed, it makes more sense to both organize and save them using plugins. In this article, we’ll talk about the benefits of keeping your code snippets organized, then show you how to do it using the Code Snippets Extended plugin in two steps. Let’s get to work! Why You Should Organize Your Code Snippets Even if you’re not a developer, chances are you’ll have to add some code to your website manually. A lot of WordPress users add custom code snippets to their posts and pages. Regardless of your niche and size, there are plenty of situations where you’ll need to add a little code to your site. Take Google Adsense or Facebook Pixel , for example, which b...

How to Create a Timeline with Divi’s Blurb Module

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In this post, we’ll be showing you how you can easily create a simple yet elegant timeline with Divi’s your Blurb Modules. We’ll be combining the different options that modules and rows provide to achieve the result you can view below. The example we’ll be sharing is based on the built-in Divi options only, which means you won’t need to add any additional CSS code! We’re also making sure that it looks good on desktop as well as on mobile. Result The appearance of a timeline is achieved with two design elements; the line that crosses all three Blurb Modules and the numbers. The desktop version looks like this: And the mobile version looks like this: Let’s get started! How to Create a Timeline with Divi’s Blurb Module Subscribe To Our Youtube Channel Add Standard Section Section Background Color Start by adding a new standard section and using ‘rgba(0,0,0,0.12)’ as its background color. Section Padding Go to the Design tab and use a top padding of ‘300px’. Add Three-Colu...