The Ads plugin allows you to add advertisements to your blog. You can add advertisements to your posts, pages or Text Widgets via the shortcode. You can also add ads to your site by adding a function to your theme's template files.

You have full control over how many ads get displayed as well as their sort order.

Important

As of version 1.2.0, all custom callback functions (ie. callback_function) need to be returned by the dfads_allowed_callback_functions() function. To do this, add your allowed custom callback functions like this:

`

add_filter( 'dfads_allowed_callback_functions', function ( array $functions ) { $functions[] = 'my_first_custom_callback_function'; $functions[] = 'my_second_custom_callback_function';

return $functions;

} ); `

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Simple Usage (Shortcode)

[dfads params='']

Simple Usage (PHP)

<?php echo dfads(); ?>

Advanced Usage (Shortcode)

[dfads params='groups=3&limit=2']

Advanced Usage (PHP)

<?php echo dfads( 'groups=3&limit=2' ); ?>

Additional Features

• Set impression limit - Set how many times ad should appear before being removed from display.
• Set start date - Set the date the ad should not appear before.
• Set end date - Set the date the ad should not appear after.
• Shortcode - Add ads to posts, pages or Text Widget using the [dfads] shortcode.
• PHP Function - Embed ads in your template files with dfads() function.
• Supports caching - Impressions are counted and ads are ordered displayed randomly even if you have enabled a caching plugin. (Note: Doesn’t work if your site’s visitor has JavaScript disabled in their browser.)
• Supports All Types of Ads - Add Google Adsense, banners, images, text, in-house ads, videos, etc... If you can add it to a Post, you can add it as an ad.
• Ad Groups - Set up 'ad groups' to display different groups of ads in different places. (Example: sidebar, footer, leaderboard, 150x150, etc...)
• No Impression Count for Admins - Enable or disable impression counting when viewing the site as an Administrator.

Does this plugin track clicks?

No. You'll need to use another click tracking plugin or service.

1.2.0 - 2023/11/07

• Added signed requests for ad blocks rendered via Javascript.

1.1.3 - 2020/03/08

• Updated jQuery for upgrade.

1.1.2 - 2020/12/01

• Update for WordPress 5.6.

1.1.1 - 2020/03/11

• Removed contextual_help filter.
• Removed call to screen_icon().

1.1.0 - 2019/10/19

• Updated to latest version of CMB2 after a vulnerability report was issued for previous versions of CMB2.

1.0.16 - 2019/05/06

• Updated readme.

1.0.15 - 2019/02/19

• Updated readme.

1.0.14 - 2018-12-28

• Added new dfads_ad_post_content and dfads_ads_html_block filters. Thanks spatsatzis

1.0.13 - 2018-01-17

• Updated readme.txt and added new README.md.

1.0.12 - 2017-06-02

• Changed methods with same name as their class to proper __construct() methods.
• Fixed undefined index issues.
• Fixed non-static method being called statically.
• Removed sidebar in admin interface.

1.0.11 - 2016-04-01

• Removed some dead links from the admin page.

1.0.10

• Fixed more undefined indexes.

1.0.9

• Fixed undefined indexes.
• Added "static" to static methods to meet Strict Standards.

1.0.8

• Fixed Warning: Illegal string offset 'dfads_enable_shortcodes_in_widgets' Errors.

This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working.

1. Upload the ads-by-datafeedrcom folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the Ads by datafeedr.com plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. Configure the plugin by going to Settings > Ads.
4. Insert the shortcode into your posts, pages or Text widget or by adding the PHP template code to your theme's template files.

Check out datafeedr.com for a full list of available parameters and their usages.

Add a new ad



Configure the ad's settings



View a list of all of the ads you've created



Configure plugin's settings



Generate a shortcode



Generate PHP code



Add shortcode to Text widget



View ads on site