Apply Padding to Adsense Ads with this CSS Code.
Google Adsense is a popular ad network for many small publishers like us. It works by pasting a little JavaScript code from your Adsense dashboard into the part of the website where you want to display ads. When people click on these ads, you make money.
Now, if you’ve been an Adsense publisher for a long time, you may already be showing an ad unit between posts. And plugins like Quick AdSense make it easy to insert ads at the beginning, end, middle, or anywhere in your blog post.
But sometimes, when we show ads in the middle of a message, it can seem misleading to the viewer. For example, visitors can view an ad as an image and click on it. While we’re not sure if this click is considered a scam, it will clearly degrade the user experience.
One way to get rid of this confusion is to add extra padding to make your declarations more legible. See screenshot below.
Apply Adsense coping
To apply padding, just add some CSS to the style tag of your Adsense JavaScript code. The following will add extra padding to the right and top / bottom of the ad. Feel free to make any changes to suit your needs. padding-right: 300px; padding-top: 10px; padding-bottom: 10px;
To clarify this, add text like “Ads” or “Google Ads” using the following code
The final code looks something like the following screenshot.
Since we do not use JavaScript, this is not against AdSense policy. This technique is used by other well-known websites as well, so you have nothing to worry about. This little tip will reduce clutter and make your article more readable for your visitors, as well as generate income for you. A win-win situation for everyone.