Single-Post Injection
Single-post injection places ads between the paragraphs of a single listing or post, rather than between feed cards. It uses the same rules engine, the same targeting and the same ad card as feed injection.
Enable it under Settings → Voxel Ads → Single-post injection.
Configure
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Enable | Master switch. |
| Post types | Which post types to inject into, comma-separated (post,listing,places). |
| Content selector | CSS selector for the container holding the content. Needed because Voxel renders listings through Elementor templates rather than the_content. |
| Rules | One rule per line, as below. |
| Max ads per page | Global cap across all rules. |
Finding the content selector
Open a single listing, inspect the element wrapping the body text, and use its class — often something like .ts-content or an Elementor text-editor widget's class. If ads don't appear, this is nearly always the setting to check first.
Rule syntax
Placement is by paragraph number:
| Key | Meaning |
|---|---|
shortcode | Required — any AdRotate shortcode. |
after=N | Insert once, after the Nth paragraph. |
interval=N | Insert after every Nth paragraph. |
max=N | Cap occurrences for this rule. |
priority, enabled | As in feed injection. |
geo, terms, days, hours | Targeting. |
shortcode=[adrotate banner="19"], after=3
shortcode=[adrotate group="2"], interval=5, max=2, geo=USWhy this is the best place for category targeting
Single posts are the one context where the page has real category information — the listing's own taxonomy terms. That makes terms= genuinely powerful here:
shortcode=[adrotate group="2"], after=2, terms=restaurants;bars
shortcode=[adrotate group="4"], after=2, terms=hotelsA restaurant supplier's banner appears on restaurant listings; a hotel supplier's on hotel listings. Advertisers pay more for that, because it converts better.
Voxel's Elementor-page archives have no term context, so terms= won't match there — target those feeds with target= instead.
Interaction with feed injection
The two are independent. A visitor browsing an archive sees feed ads; opening a listing shows single-post ads. Each has its own cap, so a listing reached from a heavily-monetised feed doesn't inherit that density.