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Query variable passed to Google must match user query:
All search queries must originate from individual human end users inputting data directly into a search box. You must send all queries exactly as entered, without editing, modifying, or filtering them. The search box should not be pre-populated with search terms, and publishers may not create links containing pre-populated search terms.
I got the ad to show on search but I need to tie the search query into the ads? How would I do that. Here is an example of a search query but it is not changing to bbm it is showing the default which is blackberry:
http://blackberryempire.com/?s=bbmHow would I tie it in?
I did that. This are the instructions i was given:
How to Implement Custom Ad Units:- Create an AdSense custom channel to track custom search ad performance
- Configure your look and feel with our code generator
- Place the code on your site and tie your search engine query to our ads
- Hit the generate code button and embed in your site codeI dont understand how to place the code on the search and tie it to search engine query either? As far as content text box where or what is that?
How would I do this though? I understand how to generate the code, but after it is generated where do I put it so it could be implemented with the search.
For some reason my comment stayed black - http://blackberryempire.com/download-instagram-4.2.1-blackberry-10/#comments
Yes that looks better. But what if this is a multi author blog? How can I have all authors of their post have their comments highlighted?
I think I got it. I am the admin though, this is a multi author blog. How would I add in code for that? This is what I currently have and it works fine for admin:
Example of comment: http://blackberryempire.com/download-instagram-4.2.1-blackberry-10/#comments
.comment-author-admin.bypostauthor,
.comment .bypostauthor {
background: #99CFFF;
border-style: dotted;
border-width: 1px;
border-color: #FFBC82;
}