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10-08-2009

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Flush Ads - Is this code overriding my ads?

I installed a wordpress theme and came across the following code contained in the functions.php (theme functions) file. I am wanting to make sure this code is not over-riding my adsense publisher id and replacing with theirs in the background. I had this happen on another theme and just wanting to make sure it isn't happening again. I don't know enough to know. It is strange though that even after a full customization, the ads that appear are geared toward the theme authors' website content and not mine. ????

I replaced the original text that shows the name of the people who made the theme with PROGRAMMER (I have no desire to even try to make someone look bad, especially when it's probably just me being skeptical because I got burned.)

Code:

// FLUSH ADS
$PROGRAMMER_ads = get_option('PROGRAMMER_ads');
$PROGRAMMER_publisherid = get_option('PROGRAMMER_publisherid')

;

Any advice is appreciated.

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getstyle

getstyle(1x)															      getstyle(1x)

NAME

       getstyle - dumps the current Window Maker style related configuration or creates a theme pack.

SYNOPSIS

       getstyle [[-t|--theme-options] [-p|--pack] [style file]]

DESCRIPTION

       getstyle can either dump the current Window Maker style related configuration information to a file/stdout or create a self-contained theme
       pack. A theme pack is a directory that contains everything that is needed by a redistributable theme, includig the  style  information  and
       pixmaps used by it.

       Note that style information stored in the global configuration of the system is not read.

       The following options are stored by default: IconBack, IconBack, TitleJustify, WindowTitleFont, MenuTitleFont, MenuTextFont, IconTitleFont,
       DisplayFont, HighlightColor, HighlightTextColor, IconTitleColor, CClipTitleColor,  IconBackColor,  FTitleColor,	PTitleColor,  UTitleColor,
       FTitleBack, PTitleBack, UTitleBack, MenuTitleColor, MenuTextColor, MenuDisabledColor, MenuTitleBack and MenuTextBack.

       If either -t or --theme-options is specified, in addition to the previous options, WorkspaceBack is also stored, along with any user-defin-
       able mouse cursor settings (NormalCursor, ArrowCursor, MoveCursor, TopLeftResizeCursor, TopRightResizeCursor, BottomLeftResizeCursor,  Bot-
       tomRightResizeCursor, VerticalResizeCursor, HorizontalResizeCursor, WaitCursor, QuestionCursor, TextCursor, SelectCursor) that are present.

OPTIONS

       -t     dumps  theme  related information too, which includes the root background texture.  This option is always enabled when the -p option
	      is used.

       -p     creates a theme pack in the directory named by the theme name appended with the .themed suffix.

ENVIRONMENT

       GNUSTEP_USER_ROOT
	      specifies the initial path for the Defaults directory. "Defaults/" is appended to this variable to determine the actual location	of
	      the databases. If the varialbe is not set, it defaults to "~/GNUstep"

FILES

       GNUSTEP_USER_ROOT/Defaults/WindowMaker
	      This is the actual file that gets written.

SEE ALSO

       setstyle(1x), wmaker(1x)

AUTHOR

       This man page was written by Marcelo Magallon <mmagallo@debian.org>.

       Window Maker was written by Alfredo K. Kojima <kojima@windowmaker.info>.

								   January 1999 						      getstyle(1x)