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  • Hi @jimtechs,

    Thanks for reaching out.

    Your CSS causes the issue. To resolve this, you can modify your CSS. Add the following code to the custom code field that you can find in the layout section of your ad unit if you use Advanced Ads Pro (alternatively, add this to your custom CSS)

    <style type="text/css">.roofs-before-content iframe { display: inline !important; }</style>

    If you are already a user of Advanced Ads Pro, try the ad grid option. This would be the easiest solution.

    Thread Starter JimTechs

    (@jimtechs)

    Hello Joachim,
    I did what you told me and it worked on the before content format.But on the after content and in the content it did not worked 🙁
    I have put the same code as i put in the before content were i worked perfectly.In the other content it’s not working.
    Before content : https://roofsolarinc.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/0.png

    After content : https://roofsolarinc.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/1.png
    Note the 2 are using the same code.
    Thanks in advance,
    Jim

    Thread Starter JimTechs

    (@jimtechs)

    Hello,
    I have figure it out that if i edit the .roofs-before-content to .roofs-after-content it’ll work fine.The only thing that i am not figuring out is when i want to use the short code it’s not horizontal [the_ad id=”595″] i want that to be also on the same line.
    Sorry for the disturb and thanks,
    Jim

    Thread Starter JimTechs

    (@jimtechs)

    Hi,
    Any help please with the short code ?
    Thanks,
    Jim

    Thread Starter JimTechs

    (@jimtechs)

    Hello,
    in that code what should i edit to make it work in the short code?
    <style type=”text/css”>.roofs-before-content iframe { display: inline !important; }</style>
    I have tried to use justify but it did not work :/
    Thanks,
    Jim

    Plugin Author Thomas Maier

    (@webzunft)

    Hi Jim,

    I am just guessing now since I don’t see an example on your site. The shortcode does not create a wrapper around the ads automatically. You can try something like this, but then it would work for all iframes.

    <style type=”text/css”>iframe { display: inline !important; }</style>

    You could also add your own CSS class to the Class option in the ad’s Layout/Output settings which are visible when you close the wizard.

    E.g., when you use a class like amzn-place, the CSS could look like this:

    <style type=”text/css”>.amzn-place { display: inline !important; }</style>

    If that doesn’t work then please send me a link to a page where I can see the issue.

    Thanks,
    Thomas

    Thread Starter JimTechs

    (@jimtechs)

    Hello,
    It’s the one under the slider https://roofsolarinc.com/
    I have added that code and it did not work <style type=”text/css”>iframe { display: inline !important; }</style>
    Thanks in advance,
    Jim

    Plugin Author Thomas Maier

    (@webzunft)

    Hi Jim,

    thanks for the link.

    I checked the site and can confirm that the CSS code should work. Where did you add it?

    Thanks,
    Thomas

    Thread Starter JimTechs

    (@jimtechs)

    Plugin Author Thomas Maier

    (@webzunft)

    Thanks, Jim, these screenshots were very helpful.

    The quotes were technically wrong, making the code invalid.

    This is what it is now:

    <style type=”text/css”>iframe { display: inline !important; }</style>

    This is correct:

    <style type="text/css">iframe { display: inline !important; }</style>

    Please try that.

    Thanks,
    Thomas

    Thread Starter JimTechs

    (@jimtechs)

    Hello Thomas,
    Thanks a lot it finally worked 🙂

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