Splitting paragraph?

Hi Orazio,

You can insert variables anywhere in a text box using this technique.

This recipe example below is from my CMSB Cookbook http://www.thecmsbcookbook.com . It describes how to insert a variable called *school_name* into a block of text.

The variable can be named anything you’d like. In your case you might call it *adsense1* and place it between paragraph 3 and 4 of your text.

There are other examples for inserting variables in the full Cookbook recipe.

Hope it gets you started in the right direction.

Jerry Kornbluth
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INCLUDING VARIABLES IN THE CONTENTS OF A TEXT BOX

(Note: In this example, we're assuming that the values for the variable *school name* is in an editor called "school_record" and the text field is a field called "content" in a table called" your_table".)

The Text:

Welcome to the Online Student Log-in for the *school_name* This section of our website provides links...

You can then replace the variable *school_name* when you are outputting your content.

For a list page the code would be:

<?php echo str_replace('*school_name*',$schoolRecord['title'],$record['content']);?>

For a detail page the code would change to:

<?php echo str_replace('*school_name*',$schoolRecord['title'],$your_tableRecord['content']);?>

Hi Orazio,

Jerry suggestion seems like the best solution. You could also have two separate WYSIWYG fields in your section, one for text that appears above the advert and a second box for text that appears below it. If these fields were called Top Text and Bottom Text, you could display them like this:

<?php echo $record['top_text']; ?>
<!-- adsense code goes here -->
<?php echo $record['bottom_text']; ?>

Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks!

Greg

It may take some figuring out, but maybe you could also use p:nth-child(4):before{ content"**placeholder**";} to enter something before the 4th paragraph.  Then, maybe something like http://www.benalman.com/projects/jquery-replacetext-plugin/ could then replace the placeholder?

Tim, does that work in IE, pre version 9/10?

Not sure. May need modernizr or something similar?

Ok, thanks.

Hey Equinox,

I found this... may help?

For non-IE6 browsers, you can use the adjacent sibling selector, if the type of child elements are always the same. For example, if you want select the 5th child li element in a list:

ul:first-child > li+li+li+li+li { ... }