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.