How add floating ads in left and right vb5

**Wayne Luke** · Wed 2 Jan '19, 8:12am

Edit the page in Site Builder
Change the layout so it has the columns you want.
Add however many Ad Modules you want in each column.
Place the HTML code for your ads in the Ad Modules.

If you want them floating over content, you will probably want to edit templates and add custom code to place them where you want. This would include any required CSS and Javascript.

**Emad ELsayed** · Thu 3 Jan '19, 2:02am

Originally posted by Wayne Luke

If you want them floating over content, you will probably want to edit templates and add custom code to place them where you want. This would include any required CSS and Javascript.

Could you help me with that
I have used this code but it appears above the content.

**Wayne Luke** · Thu 3 Jan '19, 9:04am

Well what are you assigning to the RightFloatAds and LeftFloatAds CSS IDs? You can't just add a CSS ID and have it work. vBulletin doesn't include any IDs with those names by default.

Not knowing what you want to accomplish or what customizations you have already applied it will be very difficult for me to assist you in this. You will need to hire someone to perform this customization for you. I understand that Glenn at https://vbmods.rocks does custom work.

**Emad ELsayed** · Thu 3 Jan '19, 10:00am

Originally posted by Wayne Luke

Well what are you assigning to the RightFloatAds and LeftFloatAds CSS IDs? You can't just add a CSS ID and have it work. vBulletin doesn't include any IDs with those names by default.

Not knowing what you want to accomplish or what customizations you have already applied it will be very difficult for me to assist you in this. You will need to hire someone to perform this customization for you. I understand that Glenn at https://vbmods.rocks does custom work.

Hello dear
I've used in head_include

In the css_additional use this

@media screen and (max-width: 990px) {
#RightFloatAds, #LeftFloatAds {
display: none;
}
}
media screen and (min-width: 990px) {
body {
margin: 0px 120px 0px 120px;
}
}

It works without problems. Is this good?

**Wayne Luke** · Thu 3 Jan '19, 11:01am

Shouldn't really add a DIV to head_include. It is designed to add custom meta tags, CSS, and/or Javascript. Things that would go in the <head> element of a page. A div should only occur within the <body> element of a page.

**Emad ELsayed** · Fri 4 Jan '19, 12:36am

Originally posted by Wayne Luke

Shouldn't really add a DIV to head_include. It is designed to add custom meta tags, CSS, and/or Javascript. Things that would go in the <head> element of a page. A div should only occur within the <body> element of a page.

Hi
Now put it in the header template and contains many "div"
Is this true ?

**Wayne Luke** · Fri 4 Jan '19, 8:54am

I'd use a custom template applied through a template hook in a location between the <body> and </body> tags. There is no reason to edit the default templates for something like this.

**Emad ELsayed** · Fri 4 Jan '19, 9:03am

Originally posted by Wayne Luke

I'd use a custom template applied through a template hook in a location between the <body> and </body> tags. There is no reason to edit the default templates for something like this.

Thank you dear
But I do not know how to do this
Can the steps be mentioned for that
Best Regards

**Wayne Luke** · Fri 4 Jan '19, 9:25am

Introduction to vBulletin 5 Connect's Template Hook system. - vBulletin Community Forum

https://www.vbulletin.com/forum/blogs/wayne-luke/3929999-

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