This plugin makes it easy to insert an adsense advertisement into your blog posts. It will stop after 3 posts, but you can change that number if you want to.
Settings, Settings, & Settings
Plugin Settings:
enable user option: If checked, each blogger will be able to decide if they want this toolbar or not. Default is "checked".
toolbar location: Toolbars can be above or below the post textarea, or on the top of the sidebar. This toolbar will be on the sidebar by default, and this setting lets you move it to somewhere else.
AdSense block: This is where your adsense code from google goes. You can also add some html and css if you want to position or decorate your adsense block.
Max # of blocks: The maximum number of AdSense blocks the plugin should expand in post contents. Google terms typically set the limit to 3, and you may wish to set it to less if you add blocks into the sidebar.
User Settings:
"AdSense" toolbar: If 'enable user option' (above) is checked, each user can uncheck this to remove the adsense toolbar.
Blog Settings:
This plugin has no blog settings.
Widget Settings:
This plugin has no widget settings.
More Info, Credits, & Links
More Info:
No additional information provided by the author.
Credits:
Thanks to Francois PLANQUE (http://fplanque.net/) and b2evolution (http://b2evolution.net) for initial creation and release of this plugin.