Stallion WordPress Theme AdSense Setup – Updated for Stallion 7.1.1
Log into your sites WordPress Dashboard after installing the “Stallion SEO Ad Theme” via the “Appearance” >> “Themes” page and on the left menu click:
“Stallion Theme”
This opens the main Stallion options page (labeled “Stallion Theme”). If you’ve not registered Stallion with your unique Stallion ID, please do so now, you can not save any options settings before registering.
When the Stallion theme is registered change the “AdSense Publisher ID” setting to your Google AdSense Publisher ID.
The AdSense ID listed by default is mine : pub-8325072546567078
You can get your AdSense ID from your Google AdSense account when you log in. Look in the top right hand corner and you will see a pub-######## or a ca-pub-######## number (see image below, my AdSense Publisher ID highlighted in yellow). Copy this number (doesn’t matter if you keep the ca- or not) and paste it into the “AdSense Publisher ID” box.
Make sure you do not inadvertently copy a space/tab before or after your AdSense ID, it will break your AdSense ads (please check there’s no space/tab, get quite a lot of support requests for this copy/pasting mistake).
Click the “Save Settings” button and basic AdSense is setup so you receive the ad revenue. If all you plan to use is AdSense and you are happy with the default colours, placements etc… that’s all you have to do, all other AdSense settings are optional.
On the main Stallion options page you can also turn all AdSense ads on/off (on by default) and select which of the three main ad systems (AdSense, Chitika or Clickbank) should be considered the most important (default order is AdSense, Chitika, Clickbank). These settings are under “Misc Ad Settings”.
The “Ad Post Number” sets which archive post that ad type should be shown on for the home page and archive pages (Categories, Tags, Search etc…). The ad network(s) set to “Post 1″ will be shown within the first post of an archive page AND in the main content of Posts and Pages (top of the main content). By default AdSense is considered most important “Post 1″, the “AdSense Main Content Ad Unit” (by default a 336px x 280px Large Rectangle ad) will be shown in a high click through area of all pages.
If you set more than one ad network to “Post 1″ it will look a bit messy, you can have them all as “Post 1″, but best to choose one of the main ad networks as the important one (I always keep it as AdSense as they tend to pay best). Ad networks set to “Post 2″ and above will have their “Main Content Ad Unit” only shown on archive pages.
Google AdSense Search Form Widget Setup
Stallion 6.1 added an experimental Google AdSense Search Form Widget which allows the use of a Search form that gives your visitors the option to search your site using the standard WordPress search feature or Google AdSense with your ads attached.
To integrate Google AdSense for Search as a sidebar widget create an “AdSense for Search” ad at your AdSense Control Panel and copy the RANDOMCHARACHTERS from the code that looks like this
<input type="hidden" name="cx" value="partner-pub-8325072546567078:RANDOMCHARACHTERS" />
On the Stallion AdSense Options page paste the RANDOMCHARACHTERS in the “AdSense For Search Integration” setting box.
Go to your Widgets menu and add the “9GAT Google AdSense Search”.
If you skip the RANDOMCHARACHTERS it will use my default settings (you will not recieve the ad revenue).
Optional AdSense Settings
For optional AdSense settings click the “AdSense Options” link on the left menu under the “Stallion Theme” menu. I realise these settings may appear a little daunting at first, but they are mostly self explanatory and very easy to use. On all Stallion options pages there’s a “Restore Default Settings” button at the bottom, if you make a mess or get lost with the settings, restore them to defaults (I do it all the time 
).
At the top of the “AdSense Options” page there’s settings for AdSense ad colours, use the link to the “WebSafe Colour Codes” to select colours.
Below this is a section for each of the AdSense ad units, the first three are content ad units, the last three are link ad units.
The “Main Content Ad Unit”, the settings are self explanatory as are the settings for the three link ad units.
The “Movable Content Ad Unit” is the fun one , this AdSense ad unit can be placed in 4 locations, some of which allow for a large 728px x 90px Leaderboard ad. Try them out with various ad sizes to see what works for your site.
The “Sidebar Content Ad Unit” is by default shown on the left sidebar, this can be changed by using the widgets menu : “Appearance” >> “Widgets”, drag and drop the “Stallion AdSense Content S1 Widget” to whichever sidebar you want it on – this is a multi-widget, can be added more than once, but remember you are only allowed 3 content ad units, add 4 or more and the ones loaded last code wise (normally the ad units on sidebars) will be blank spaces. If you wanted 3 sidebar ad units by adding this widget three times you must disable the other content ad units.
There’s a legacy copy of the “Stallion AdSense Content S1 Widget” called “XXStallion AdSense Content S1 Widget”, this is using old depreciated code and lacks multi-widget features like the “Widget Display Plugin” (feature turned on under “Stallion >> Layout Options” enable the “Widget Display Plugin”) doesn’t work with the old code. “XXStallion AdSense Content S1 Widget” uses the same AdSense settings, but lacks a heading that can be changed and has no multi-wdiget capabilities.
There are two additional settings for this ad unit related to it being on a sidebar, you can have this ad show or not show a heading “Advert” and show or not show a background that matches the colours of the theme (I tend to have no heading and no background colour set, looks better IMO).
Please take into account some ad unit sizes will not work in some locations, for example the 728px x 90px Leaderboard ad won’t fit if you select it for the “Main Content Ad Unit”.
AdSense Custom Ad Channels
To add a custom ad channel log into Google AdSense go to “AdSense Setup” >> “Channels”
If you already have Google AdSense channels copy the ID number from the “AdSense Setup” >> “Channels” page and paste it into the appropriate box on the admin page.
How to Hide AdSense ads on a Post by Post Basis
As of Stallion 7.1 there’s a new option on the Post and Page edit screens that turns main content AdSense ads for that blog post/static page on/off. This has no impact on sidebar AdSense ads, to disable sidebar AdSense ads under “Stallion >> Layout Options” enable the “Widget Display Plugin”, this adds new features to all multi-widgets (widgets that can be added more than once) including disabling widgets on specific posts/pages. There’s one multi-widget AdSense Content widget and one multi-widget AdSense links widget. If you are using the older AdSense widgets (labeled XX since Stallion 7.1) replace them with the new multi-widget version and use the new settings to disable on specific posts and pages.
Alternative Way to Hide AdSense Ads – Still Works
As of Stallion 6.1 the AdSense ads have a CSS class you can use to hide the ads. The ads are still loaded on the page, but your visitors won’t see them.
For posts and pages you wish to hide AdSense ads on do the following.
Edit the post or page, at the bottom of the edit form (where you add the main content) add one of the following. It’s best to add the code at the very bottom so it’s less likely to be loaded on archive pages, if a page is short of content the code might be used as part of the excerpt.
To hide all AdSense ads add:
<style>.stallionhideads, .stallionhidewads {display:none !important;}</style>
To hide the AdSense ads within the main content only (sidebar, header and footer ads will still be visible) add:
<style>.stallionhideads {display:none !important;}</style>
To hide the AdSense ads within the sidebar, header and footer areas (main content ads will still be visible) add:
<style>.stallionhidewads {display:none !important;}</style>
Do not use this code on posts where you have selected a Post Format (on the right menu of your edit screen: Aside, Audio, Chat etc…) where the format results in the entire content to be shown on archive pages. This would include the formats Aside, Audio, Chat, Image, Link, Quote, Status and Video. Standard and Gallery are safe. Using this code on one of the post formats above will load the code on archive pages like the home page and your ads will be hidden on the home page and other archives the post is loaded on.
Note: this code will hide AdSense, Chitika and Clickbank ads (works for them all).
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67 responses to WordPress AdSense Theme
Adsense off on pages not posts
Is there an easy way to do this? That is pages like contact do not have adsense but posts do?
How to Hide AdSense ads on a Post by Post Basis
See the section above
“How to Hide AdSense ads on a Post by Post Basis”
At the bottom of the content of the Stallion WordPress Theme AdSense Setup post.
Added this to the Stallion 6.1 code.
Been wanting to add this feature for ages, but was thinking about it from a tick box option on the posts and pages, this is a quick fix until I figure out how to make it pretty
For static Pages (like Contact, Privacy etc…) you can also use the built in Page templates some of which have no ads in the main content (sidebar/widget ads remain).
David
Stallion WordPress AdSense Theme
Hiding in-content ad on main index page only
Hi Dave,
I have a question that may be relevant to others from an appearance standpoint. I like having the big 336 x 280 in-content block ad in most of the archive pages (tags, categories, etc). However I’d rather not have it in the main index (or most of the individual posts/pages), for aesthetic reasons.
Currently I have been able to cobble together a partial solution, by switching on the “Main Content Ad Unit” (Ad Unit 1), then stripping out the following bit of code from the php on single.php and page.php, which seems to get it off those pages cleanly:
current_post == st_adsense_main_ad()){echo(”); st_adsense_insert(st_adsense_01());?>
However, I can’t find a similar bit of code on the index.php, (and of course I’m not even sure if this is the wisest way to do it).
Is there are a way to switch off the in-text block ad on just the main index page? I’ve been scouring what you wrote above, and a number of previous comments as well, but been stuck on this for a few hours now…I saw what you wrote about adding the hide ads code snippet with the “stallionhideads” line of code, but wasn’t sure how/if that would work for just the main index page.
I was able to successfully do this on an old Stallion version (6.0.1) but seem to be hitting the wall here.
I know you probably have a ton of things going on, but if you have any solution on this it would be much appreciated!
Thanks,
Erik W
Stallion AdSense Theme
Whoops, looks like the comment above didn’t render the code I removed properly, just a couple of chunks of it. I’m guessing you may know which bit I’m referring to.
Manually Adding AdSense Ads to WordPress Themes
This would be possible without having to hack any code using the Display Widget option and a Text Widget with an AdSense ad within it.
This would give you full control over which posts and archives the ad is shown on.
Stallion Layout Options : Widget Display ON
Go to your Google AdSense account and create an AdSense ad with whatever ad size, colours etc… you want to use (this is building an AdSense ad outside of Stallion).
Add a Text Widget to the “Content Ad Widget” area and put the AdSense ad code into a Text Widget.
The Content Ad Widget area is the same location as the floating AdSense ad unit, so by doing the above you’ve added an extra AdSense ad unit in the floating area. Go to Stallion AdSense Options and set Ad Unit 1 to Off, so we only have the one AdSense ad in the floating area, this will disable the main AdSense ad sitewide.
I think the Content Ad Widget area lacks formatting (next Stallion update which development is currently paused has float left/right and center align). So you’ll probably have to add a float left or right div around your AdSense code to match the main AdSense content alignment.
Since we turned Widget Display ON the text widget that holds your new AdSense ad code can be set to be shown/hidden on various parts of the site. You can also add more than one text widget with AdSense code or other ads and set them to load on different parts of the site. I use this technique for linking out from the sidebar from the home page and archives to relevant pages on my other sites.
I create a text widget and manually add text links to it (basically manually build a Blogroll code), if I want the links only to show on the home page I set the hide/show widget options to Show on checked and tick Miscellaneous +/-: Front Page. If I want the links only to show on one category, but not on the single posts I set the hide/show widget options to Hide on checked and tick every box under Miscellaneous +/-, Pages +/- and all categories under Categories +/- except the category I want the links to load under. This way I can have blogroll links loading on just one category, I add a text widget with a manually generated blogroll for each category and the home page so each section links to different stuff. Unfortunately you can’t set a combination of hide and show, if you set a widget to Show on checked and tick one category it will load the widget on that category and all the posts within the category (not ideal for links). That might be OK for what you want to do, if all the posts you want an AdSense ad to show on are all in the same categories it’s a few ticks and your done. Same if you want them hidden on the home page and most categories it’s easy to do.
For single posts there’s the override layout settings on each posts edit screen, Stallion Layout and Colour Scheme Options – Disable All Ads. but this disables all ads except the widget ones, so not exactly what you want.
You could also use this code that hides the main content ad unit
<style>.stallionhideads {display:none !important;}</style>Added to a text widget and use the display widget options to load it on the parts of the site you want the Adsense ad hidden on. For example set to Show on checked and tick the Front page box would hide the main AdSense ad on the home page, but the rest of the site would show ads.
You might also find the Stallion Single Posts widget useful as well. Add this to a widget area and on each Post edit screen at the bottom is the equivalent of a text widget you can add code etc… If you wanted the main AdSense ad disabled sitewide and you select individual posts you want ads on you could use this widget area. Good option if you say have a 100+ page site and only want an ad on say 5 posts.
BTW the code you couldn’t find in the index.php file is in the content.php file and content-*.php files if you use the post types. WordPress added the ability to change the main body content based on posts types like image, gallery, quote etc… and each one has it’s own content-*.php file, so each one has it’s own AdSense code. If you don’t use the post types on the post edit screen, editing the content.php file would disable the main AdSense ad for all archives and single posts.
David
Stallion AdSense Theme Options
Placing in-content ad on SEO Super Comments pages
SEO Dave, thanks again for the usual very helpful response. I followed what you advised with the content ad widget. It worked nicely, and now I have the 336 x 280 ad displaying on the tags and categories pages. Some easy div formatting got them lined up nicely.
There is one other spot I’ve displayed them in the past–on the individual SEO Super Comments pages (I get a good chunk of traffic to those pages, some of which show up pretty well in the SERPs). Using the content ad widget method I’m not seeing how I can do that (I did not see a box to check for the Super Comments individual pages). Maybe this is beyond the scope of the content ad widget method.
Perhaps there is a way I could do this in reverse, and just turn on the Main Content Unit and strip out the code from the php files of pages I don’t want it on? I know not the most elegant way of it, but if I remember correctly, using Main Content Unit setting in the Stallion Control Panel also places one on the individual Super Comments pages. The only issue then would be getting them off the main index, which may be doable by one of the other methods you’ve described above? Perhaps taking something out of content php (though wouldn’t that also affect the archives pages?).
Sorry if I’m missing something in what you described above…the SEO Super Comments is an awesome feature, and don’t want to leave those pages uncovered by content ads, as they generate some good revenue.
Many thanks for your time,
Erik
Stallion AdSense Theme
Modifying Stallion SEO Super Comments Ad Output
The SEO Super Comments content is outside the widget display options, basically the SEO Super Comments are considered single posts, so if you don’t add AdSense to single posts it won’t show on the SEO Super Comments.
Based on what you’ve already done the easiest solution would be to edit the php file that’s used for the SEO Super Comments content and that’s single-2.php and add the same AdSense ad code (plus formatting) you added to the Text Widget.
Since the main AdSense ad unit is turned off the code for it can be replaced by the Text Widget version of the AdSense code
So find and replace this with the text widgets AdSense code
<?php if(st_adsense_on()=='1' && st_adsense_con1()=='0' && stmetaadsoffor()=='on'){if ($wp_query->current_post == st_adsense_main_ad()){echo('<div class="' . st_adsense_float() . '">'); st_adsense_insert(st_adsense_01());?></div><?php }} ?>
Although since AdSense is turned off you don’t even have to delete it, you can add it either above or below that code. That should give you the same AdSense ad you are using in the text widget on all the SEO Super Comments pages as well.
BTW as you are modifying Stallion PHP files you should look into using a Stallion child theme (there’s a free one on the site). After activating a Stallion Child theme rather than modifying the main Stallion PHP files you copy them into the child themes folder and modify them there. For example you’d copy single-2.php into the child theme folder, edit it as above leaving the original untouched, when a child theme is active Stallion looks for all the php files in the child them folder first, if a file is found it’s loaded instead of the PHP file in the main Stallion folder. When you update main Stallion you won’t loose your edited files since they’ll all be within the child theme folder. This is also true for CSS files as well, basically put all your modified files in th child theme folder. If you find your modified files don’t work with a Stallion update it should be much easier to track down which files/changes are causing a conflict. Makes updating so much easier, right now you’d need to track every file you’ve modified and replicate the code changes into the next update: I’ve done this and it’s a PAIN to manage updates!
David
Google AdSense Search Form Widget
Thanks Dave for the excellent support. That worked like a charm.
The child themes are a great idea. I did try to set them up originally but goofed somewhere and couldn’t get it working. I’m going to check with someone else I know running them on Stallion and see if he can help me sort it out. Thanks again.
Erik
Secondary Adsense Domain: Using Google Analytics for Tracking Adsense
Hi Dave,
greetings. I wonder how is the best way to implement “Adsense Tracking” from Google Analytics for secondary domains.
Details:
I can use GAnalytics for tracking details of Adsense activity for my Primary Adsense domain (I just added my PUB-number in the right field of “Stallion SEO Theme : Main Options” section). I works great.**
However, I cannot track the same Adsense details for my secondary domain (Using GAnalytics, I can track website activity, but no Adsense details).
I search Google, and it explains that I need to do the following:
From my GAnalytics > All Accounts > Select my account > Data Sources > Adsense. There, I see my secondary domain, and there is a window called:
Secondary Adsense domains
It says:
In order to report data on secondary AdSense domains, a code snippet must be added to every webpage in the domain where tracking is desired.
The snippet’s specific instruction reads:
Add HTML code to secondary AdSense domains.
The following code must be added to the top of every webpage of that contains AdSense ads.
This is the snippet
window.google_analytics_uacct = “UA-xxxxxxx-xx”;
The questions are:
- Where is the best part to add this snippet?
- Since, the snippet contains my PUB-number… do I need to remove my PUB-number from “Stallion SEO Theme : Main Options” section** to avoid duplicity of statistics?
In my previous themes, no Stallion, I used to add snippets to the header.php, but with Stallion, I’m not sure for two reasons:
a) I’m not sure if I need to remove my PUB-number as explained above **
b) I’m not sure where in the php files, I should put the snippet without damaging the great work you have done coding Stallion.
Thanks in advance for your help
Héctor
WordPress AdSense Theme
Stallion Theme AdSense Analytics Code (ASAC)
The Stallion Theme Google Google Analytics code is due to be updated for the next release (Stallion 6.3, working on a few new features) to include this AdSense Analytics Code (ASAC) and other improvements (want to include all available Google Analytics code options).
It’s important the code is added above the other Google Analytics and AdSense code so I’ll be adding it in the header.php file, however it doesn’t have to go that high code wise, just as long as it’s above the AdSense and analytics code will be fine.
A short term solution that removes the need to edit template files before the Stallion update is use a Text widget as follows.
Appearance >> Widgets
Add a Text widget to the “Banner Ad Widget” widget area.
In the text widget main form add your code that looks like this:
<script type="text/javascript">window.google_analytics_uacct = "UA-########-#";
</script>
You don’t have to make any changes to the Stallion Adsense code or the Stallion Google Analytics code, it’s needed as it is. If you aren’t using the Stallion Google Analytics feature and you use a stand alone Analytics plugin check where the plugin adds the code, it has to be below the code above. If a plugin adds the code to the head area the above won’t work (Stallion adds the analytics code to the footer area, so the above works).
When I update Stallion to 6.3 the above code will be built in, so all you’ll have to do is add your Google Analytics code like you do now to the Stallion options page and tick a box to indicate you want the AdSense code adding as well. When you update to Stallion 6.3 delete the text widget with the code above and tick the box
Going to have to stop doing these multiple feature updates and do smaller updates so they are released quicker.
BTW if you do ever add code to the header.php file remember the header2.php file as well. The header2.php file is the header file for the Stallion SEO Super Comments pages, if you have that feature turned on and want some code added sitewide via the header.php file you need to repeat the edit with the header2.php file otherwise your Stallion SEO super Comments pages will lack the code.
David
Stallion WordPress AdSense Theme
Thanks
I added the widget. I have to wait.
Thanks
Héctor
It works well, thanks Dave.
Héctor
Adsense keeps refusing me for "Unacceptable Site Content"
Hi Dave,
I have a Stallion WordPress blog, . I’ve been trying to get it accepted to carry Adsense ads but it keeps getting rejected for “unacceptable site content”. A few months ago I really studied the regulations closely, got rid of all outgoing links to both my other sites and others. There are now no ads of any kind on the site and no outgoing links of any kind.
Another mistake I know I was making was that I was also submitting my blogs to article sites. I have since removed them from all sites I personally submitted them to and, in case they were circulated wider, have substantially re-written all of the blogs. There are approximately 20 of them, with more in the pipeline. I cannot think of any reason that Google is still rejecting my site.
Several weeks ago I the day after my first resubmission after I had overhauled the site, I received an email from Adsense asking me to put code on my site as they could not fully consider it until there was code on the site. However the next day I got another email saying again that it had been rejected for unacceptable site content, notwithstanding the fact that no code had been put on the site. Now when I log in to Adsense I can only access the resubmission page, where there is no facility to copy and add code.
I have had problems in the past because I am an Australian living in Thailand and Google insists on emailing me in Thai which I cannot understand. However I think I have solved that problem by utilizing the Google translation tool.
Could you please review the site and let me know if there is anything obvious that I have missed that is causing Adsense to reject my site.
Thanking you in advance
PhilRamage
WordPress AdSense Theme
AdSense Accounts and Scraped Content
I would say it’s the submitting the sites content to article directories, makes your site look like an autoblog of scrapped content.
My first search in Google to check your site, copy and paste the entire line into Google search:
Susan was bending over Fred’s desk the next day, explaining to him exactly how to
You can see the Article site results, makes it look like your site is full of copied content. I don’t see how you can fix this, your content will already be copied to dozens of websites. Unless you can convince Google AdSense it’s your content, so you aren’t copying anything.
You could try on the Google Adsense Help Forums https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups&hl=en#!forum/adsense-help if the right person reads your problem they might get you through the process with this domain.
When applying for AdSense use your best website, when approved you can add AdSense to any domain and they won’t check the domains individually unless an issue arises (obviously don’t break their T&Cs), they wouldn’t remove your current domain from the AdSense program if you already had an AdSense account basically, it’s getting that first website accepted is the hard part.
If you have other domains try again with one of them making sure it’s cleaner than white. If you own only one domain consider starting a free Blogspot blog, lots of people swear by them for getting their AdSense account approved. Create a blog, add a dozen unique posts, add some links, wait for them all to be indexed, apply again.
David
Stallion WordPress AdSense Theme
Just ask about Chaning fonts
Hi, Dave
I want to change the font of adsense but I don’t know how to do it. Please guide me!
Thank you,
Change AdSense Font
Stallion has no control over the AdSense ads fonts.
There’s an option under the AdSense control panel to change fonts. You’ll need to find it yourself, Google search will help.
David
Static sale page
Hello David,
When I use the templet static sale page, it does not appear the header image.
http://khmerscholarship.com/?page_id=297
but others seem normal. what is the problem?
Thank you,
Ratanak
WordPress Page Templates
The Static Page Blank Sales No Sidebars page template is a stand alone template, basically all the code is within one file rather than loading the header.php file etc…
The file is
page-sales.php
That template is designed so you can ad almost full page HTML code, for example the sort of code you get for promoting Clickbank affiliate products.
Basically you have to design your own head code otherwise it’s just content. What you are seeing is normal, if that wasn’t what you wanted either use another template or design your own.
David
Stallion WordPress AdSense Theme
Static sale page
Could you guide me how to design head code? and where can I place those code?
I really dont know how to do it.
Thank you
Creating HTML Code
It’s HTML code, so if you wanted an image at the top create some image code, loads of HTML tutorials online.
You would paste the HTML code into the post edit form, like any content, like what you’ve done for the Amazon stuff, so more of what you’ve been doing.
David
Static sale page
I dont think that it would appear at the Head part of that page. It would appear inside the post content as I think. Because there is no option to let me paste that code for the header, that’s why I asked you. Or you can just write me that code for making sure.
Oh, I want to change the font color/size of post/page title to be smaller but I dont know where to go….
Please guide me,
Thank you so much
Stallion AdSense Theme
Editing the Stallion Theme Files
Try adding some HTML before assuming it wouldn’t work. Your other option is edit the template file.
There’s over 1,000 comments on this site and fonts has been covered many times, easiest way to find something is use Google do a search like this:
site:http://www.stallion-theme.com/ change font
This will search this domain for the words “change Font” second result is http://www.stallion-theme.com/stallion-theme-colours-banners-and-header-image-options?cid=15940 which discusses editing the CSS files.
Also discussed editing Page templates many times, loads of code examples etc… So some research and you’ll be able to help yourself.
David
Google AdSense Search Form Widget
Templete editing
Hi, David !
When I tried to find the file .css, I could not find it. I checked in Appeareance => Editor in the admin panel. I just saw the php file only.
Also I log in to the FTP zilla, I can find the caroline.css but I could edit it.
What is the matter?
Thank you
WordPress Child Themes and Edit Files Offline
You have to edit offline (on your computer) and upload using FTP, the WordPress editor doesn’t show CSS files outside the main them folder (only shows CSS files in /stallion-seo-theme/ and the Stallion colour scheme files are in a deeper folder /stallion-seo-theme/colors/.
Make sure you are editing the css file from the colour scheme you are using, if Delicate it’s style-delicate.css for example.
I would suggest learning how to use a Stallion Child Theme, there’s a free one at Stallion Child Theme.
Will make future upgrades far less hassle, I’m running a Stallion Child Theme on almost all my sites now (got a few I’ve not setup yet). For example Astronomy Forums runs with a Stallion Child Theme with a colour scheme that’s not part of Stallion.
David
Stallion WordPress Theme AdSense Setup
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