Hello Dennis – The DOM element for your site is – #gp-site-wrapper, though it seems like you have already found it yourself :).

Please let me know if I can assist you with anything else,

Thank you,

Hello Malcom – Currently you have right clicks disabled on your website. Is it possible to enable the right clicks so that we may go on and assist you further.

Thank you,

Hello Tom,

We have replied to your query in your mail to us on our support email,

Thank you,

Glad we got it as you desire!. If you like our plugin and your experience with us has been good, Please write us a review and send it to support@99robots.com

Thank you,

Hello Paw,

For the background ad to be clickable, the DOM element is correct. The issue you are facing is because of the way your theme is styled. The element – “.jeg_viewport” which is a parent of .jeg_main has a defined width of 1230px, which is causing the restriction in the area covered.

This can be overcome with a simple css change.

Please add the following snippet to your css file or the the Additional Css section inside of Appearance > Customizer.

@media only screen and (min-width: 1280px){
.jeg_boxed .jeg_viewport{
width: 100% !important;
}
}

Please let us know if this helps,

Thank you,

Hello Paw,

Sorry for the inconvenience, we just saw the adblock popup and we turned it off. Please change the DOM element to .jeg_main and try again.

Thank you,

Hello – You can add certainly display the title using CSS.

.post-content a:before{
 content: attr(title);
}

After that the title can be customized (i.e. font-weight, font-size, color, etc) by adding them within the same snippet.

For the posts – Please make sure, for the time range you have selected: All Time, and the Display Asynchronously checkbox is unchecked.

Hello Matthew – There can be two reasons an AD does not show up.

1. There is an AD-blocker plugin or extension active in the web browser.

2. Plugin or Theme conflict i.e. –

After exhausting all other forms of debugging it might be best to check for plugin or theme conflicts.  Plugin or theme conflicts can cause our product to function unexpectedly or not at all, which is why testing for this conflict is very important.
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​We recommend that you perform this test on your staging site and that you backup your site.  If you do not have a staging site then you might not be able to perform this test as deactivating plugins or your theme will greatly impact the look and functionality of your site.

Before you perform this test please make sure you have the latest version of our product, WordPress and PHP.

1. Deactivate all other plugins on your site besides our plugin
2. Test to see if the plugins features work as you would expect.  If they do work then you have a plugin conflict.  You should now activate each plugin on your site one by one until our plugin’s features do not work.  This will help you determine what plugin exactly is causing the conflict.
3. If our product still is not functioning properly, then you can try to deactivate your theme to see if there is a theme conflict.  This is a last resort and should only be done if you have a staging site or your site has not gone live yet.  If our product works after deactivating your theme then you have a theme conflicts, but if our product still does not work then it appears that our product has a bug.
4. If you have completed all of these tests and our product does not function properly with a default WordPress theme like twenty twelve and all plugins deactivated, then it seems that our product has a bug and we will continue to work with you to solve this issue.

Please let us know if you have any questions about this conflict testing procedure.