Most of the currently available ad-placement plugins for WordPress have options for placing ads between paragraphs of your posts. But unless you want to be adding shortcodes to all of your posts for ad placement, they give you no control of which paragraphs rthe ads will go between.
Until now…
The question is, how best can a widget be added at the “More” line in a WordPress post?
All other layout options can be simply implemented using the WordPress-supported Sidebar feature, but this seems not to be the case for the “More-line” placement.
Kit Martin writes:
Having just watched several videos (thank you Avdi) in which the wisdom of various software gurus were elucidated, I can see that the accepted answer is…
You’re wrong! Heretic!
…regardless of which side of the argument… …. …
So, regardless, I have completed (well, nearly completed) a spec for a new WordPress plugin.
Actually, a whole family of plugins, a freebie and three levels of Pay Me.
It is called….
(drum roll, please…)
My alter-ego Peter Paranoid was concerned about YouTube deplatforming, and went looking for a plugin to support mirrors for video embeds. (He had already found inexpensive off-shore bulk hosting vendors.) For WordPress he found…
Nada! Bupkis! Nothing!
And so My Mirrors was born.
Now, in a complete reversal of my usual let’s-quick-make-the-lights-blink style, I have written an entire user manual before writing a single line of PHP.
I now have a site dedicated to my ongoing software efforts (which are currently limited to developing WordPress plugins and themes).
