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Hi,

I'm a xsitepro user since June and built 6 sites with the software which is great. But I didn't manage to resolve that problem.

Google TOS for Adsense specifies that you can't put adsense block(s) on non content pages. There is the option to personnalize the right panel to make a specific right panel for a specifique page to remove the ad. But It's impossible to use that fonction for the site map.

Moreover, I made a site yesterday with adsense on the left panel and the option is not proposed (as the right panel), and the site map have adsense too.

The problem is that I don't want not to recpect the TOS of Google Adsense by putting ads on pages like contact, who are we, policies, sitemap, ...

Does anybody knows a trick to remove adsense block on sitemap and leftpanel on specifique pages ?

Thanks in advance ,

Mathieu

PS : sorry for my poor english, I'm not a native.

Yes, you can do this. Wrap the AdSense ads in a <div> tag, then apply a class to that div, e.g., <div class="showNoShow">ADSENSE GOES HERE</div>. In Other > Global Scripts > HEAD section, add the following CSS class:Then for the pages where you don't want the ads to show, got to Page Settings > Advanced Settings for each of those pages and add the following code to Scripts > HEAD section:Also, make sure to check the box "Include global script," in case you add other CSS in Global Scripts that should be available to those pages.

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Tanks you very much Andrea ! That worked for the pages "contact us", "privacy" and "who are we".

However, there is no "Advanced Settings..." on "Page Settings" tab for the sitemap, and it's impossible to access to advanced settings for that page.

Do you know if its possible to access from an other section of xsitepro ?

I may remove the sitemap from the page footer if there is no solution. That will decrease the user "experience", but protect me from the google TOS.

Merci encore ,

Mathieu

Hi, Mathieu,

If you have a small Web site, a Site Map isn't all that relevant for navigation, and you can even create one manually. But, if you have a large site, you should have a site map as a navigation tool. You could use a third party tool like http://www.sitemappro.com and add the site map to one of XSitePro's regular pages. That way you can use the method I gave you in my previous post.

Note: Thousands of people are using AdSense with XSitePro and I've never seen this issue addressed on the forum before, so I doubt they are getting penalized.

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