=== Easy AdSenser ===
Contributors: manojtd
Donate link: http://www.Thulasidas.com/buy
Tags: adsense, ad, google
Requires at least: 2.5
Tested up to: 2.7.*
Stable tag: 1.3

Easy AdSenser provides a very easy way to insert Google AdSense code into your existing blog posts.
== Description ==

*Easy AdSenser* provides a very easy way to insert Google AdSense code into your existing blog posts. Most AdSense plugins I have seen suffer from a few drawbacks.

1. They try to handle too many ad providers.
1. As a result, they have complicated configuration and fairly inflexible layout options.
1. They embed some amount of revenue sharing, which makes the code complex.
1. Each time you switch your theme, you have to re-configure your AdSense code to match your color scheme.

My plugin does only AdSense, and provides the simplest configuration possible. No hidden revenue sharing is implemented. All I have is tiny link as a plug to my blog (and with instructions on how to remove it, if you must.)

= New Feture [in 1.3] =

*Easy AdSenser* can now remember your AdSense code *per theme*. So when you switch back and forth between themes, you don't have to regenerate your AdSense code and re-enter it in the *Easy AdSenser* settings page. This feature offers a solution to Google's unwillingness to let webmasters and bloggers control AdSense styles using CSS.

PS: You'll need a [Google AdSense Account](http://adsense.google.com/).

If you like *Easy AdSenser*, you may want to check out my other plugins: [Theme Tweaker](http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/theme-tweaker/ "To tweak the colors in your theme with no CSS/PHP editing") and [Easy LaTeX](http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/easy-latex/ "To display mathematical equations in your blog using LaTeX").

== Screenshots ==

1. How to set the options for *Easy AdSenser*
2. *Easy AdSenser* in action - on my own blog.

== Installation ==

1. Upload the *Easy AdSenser* plugin (the whole easy-adsenser folder) to the '/wp-content/plugins/' directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
3. Go to the Setup -> Easy AdSense and enter AdSense code and options.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= How come there is not a single frequently asked question? =

Two possible reasons.

1. *Easy AdSenser* is so simple and straight-forward that no question could be thought of.
2. More likely, the plugin is too new for any questions.

== Change Log ==

= Past =

* V1.00: Initial release. [Nov 27, 2008]
* V1.01: Minor fix for restricting the filter to single posts. [Nov 29, 2008]
* V1.02: Added "Settings" link to the WP plugin page. [Nov 30, 2008]
* V1.10: Use of Wordpress style sheets for better look and feel integration. Coding improvements. [Dec. 7, 2008]
* V1.20: Tested with Wordprss 2.7. Style modifications in the Admin-menu page to match the new Wordprss. [Dec 13, 2008]
* V1.30: Theme-specific configurations saved, so that if you switch back and forth between themes, you don't have to change the settings. [Dec 28, 2008]

= Future =

* Add an option to suppress the "Easy AdSenser" menu page to reduce clutter. (Settings can be accessed from the plugins page any way).
* Use Wordpress coding examples for better security and user-level controls.
* Ad Alignment option to center the ad blocks. So far, the AdSense blocks can only float left or right.
* A sidebar widget to add AdSense ads to the sidebar.
* A sidebar widget to add a Google Search box for extra revenue.