Here are some features that come with this plugin:

• Absolutely NO author revenue reward or revenue sharing from your Adsense or that kind of features.
• Default Ads positioning: Assign Ads to the beginning of post, assign Ads to the middle of post, assign Ads to the end of post, assign Ads after certain paragraphs (3 options available) & assign Ads after certain images.
• Flexible Ads placement, insert Ads specifically or randomly anywhere within a post.
• Simple configuration interface, requires no coding knowledge: Just copy and paste AdSense code, tick & select options, the plugin will then do the rest for you.
• Support any Ads code, not limited to Adsense code only.
• Display up to a maximum of 10 Ads on a page. Google allows publishers to place up to 3 Adsense for Content on a page. If you are using other Ads, you may display up to 10 Ads.
• Support up to a maximum of 10 Ads codes on Sidebar Widgets.
• Support up to a maximum of 10 Ads codes for specific placement & randomization within a post.
• Ads placement on the fly, simply insert <!--Ads1-->, <!--Ads2--> … , <!--RndAds-->, <!--NoAds-->, <!--OffDef-->to a post to accomplish this.
• Tags above can be inserted into a post easily via the additional Quicktag Buttons added to the HTML Edit Post SubPanel.

Sign up for a Google Adsense Account to generate revenue from your blog, if you don’t have one.

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The Quick Overview

Here are the quick overview of the plugin:

Screen shot showing the additional Quicktag Buttons added to the HTML Edit Post SubPanel.

The Settings page from Quick Adsense plugin. There are many ways to configure your Ads display, specifically or randomly as you wish.

The Quick Test Drive

If you have just installed the plugin, you may want to test it up. Here is an illustration that you can follow to have a feel of what Quick Adsense can do for you:

• Go to the Plugin setting page & click the Load Default Setting link located at the bottom of the page.
• Copy & paste the following Sample Ads1, Ads2, Ads3, Ads4 codes to the Ads textbox respectively, assuming these are your Adsense codes. Do remember to save your changes:

  <span style="display:block;width:250px;height:250px;
    background:#eee;border:1px solid #333;
    text-align:center;font-size:10pt">
  <b>Sample Ads1 (250x250)</b>
  </span>

  <span style="display:block;width:234px;height:60px;
    background:#eee;border:1px solid #333;
    text-align:center;font-size:10pt">
  <b>Sample Ads2 (234x60)</b>
  </span>

  <span style="display:block;width:200px;height:200px;
    background:#eee;border:1px solid #333;
    text-align:center;font-size:10pt">
  <b>Sample Ads3 (200x200)</b>
  </span>

  <span style="display:block;width:120px;height:240px;
    background:#eee;border:1px solid #333;
    text-align:center;font-size:10pt">
  <b>Sample Ads4 (120x240)</b>
  </span>

• In your post, insert three <!--RndAds--> tags, anywhere within the post (somewhere in the middle is good), use the Quicktag button under the HTML Edit Post Subpanel as you wish.
• Now, use the Preview Changes button & see how the SampleAds appear in your post. Remember not to update your post as your live visitors may see this.

Link To TechMilieu.com

A link from your blog to http://techmilieu.com/ would be highly appreciated. You can show your support by simply copy one of the HTML code below & paste into your pages. This will help spread the words, thanks.

Text Link : TechMilieu.com
<a href="http://TechMilieu.com/">TechMilieu.com</a>

Tiny Button :
<a href="http://TechMilieu.com/"><img src="http://TechMilieu.com/images/link-20x20.png" alt="TechMilieu.com"></a>

If you believe that Quick Adsense plugin is valuable to you, please consider making a donation. Your generosity will encourage me to improve the plugin in future.

Some Thought About This Plugin

Previously, I have written some php codes which allow me to insert Adsense to a post on the fly randomly [ posted to 1. Insert Google Adsense Code Anywhere In Your WordPress Article & 2. Insert Google Adsense Code Anywhere Randomly Within Your WordPress Article ]. The drawback of this code is that you need to modify the theme template directly for the code to work. A comment from Gossips about this code has inspires me to convert the code into a plugin.

I decided to spend a few hours googling & trying to figure out how to create a WordPress plugin. Surprisingly, I found out that writing a plugin is not as complicated as I thought.

Firstly, I have to decide what the plugin can do for me. I want to create a plugin which allows me to quickly insert Ads code to the post. It must be capable to be random. Using tags to triggle the Ads display is always a good choice. Also, to make it more complete, I want the Ads to be displayed on the Sidebar.

Next, I started to design the plugin Setting page. It took me a while to do this as I wanted it to be as simply as possible, at the same time incorporating all the relevant options. The simpler the Setting page you want it to be, the harder the coding would be.

I thought it was nearly finished but realized that it was just started as the developing of the plugin algorithm was head-cracking. See my entire requirement in the first place; the question is how to make the plugin functions nicely? Well, the php excellent array functions really helped me do most of the jobs. Randomization had been done with just a few lines of code.

I really enjoy creating this plugin. My experience is that once started, it is hard to get it stopped. Please feedback for any bug you might have found, or any suggestion you like to add. Hope this plugin which have benefited me would benefit you as well.