Post installation

Is there a way to add Adsense into the main content area (not just above or below articles). Having adsense (or other affilitate programs) show up inline with posts. An example:

########### Post starts and wraps around Ad
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ADVERTISMENT#
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Post continues

I just checked the drupal site for the first time in a couple of months and am amazed to find that an entire new version has been released (as well as a security release for 3.6) with nothing being sent out to the newsletter list I subscribed too, I thought for this purpous. I'm hosting a drupal site on a shared server for a small volunteer organisation as a favour, and I don't have time to routinely check drupal.org - but I need to know if a new release has come out so I can upgrade in case of security issues.

After just a few admin clicks on an item , whether the content is a banner, a blog or page i get a bloated report of the number of reads, e.g. 18446744073709551583 reads! Any ides?

When clicking on the X new posts link, if the new posts are on a second page, it just goes to the top of the first page. Is there anyway to make Drupal realise this and make it have link to the appropriate page instead?
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R McCue
PortaBlog home and my website
PortaBlog is now officially out of beta!

I am importing an HTML site - client needs to be able to edit pages WYSIWYG with the TinyMCE editor.

So far, I have been making sections of pages separate nodes, and importing them with php includes into the node that structures the entire page. To make this possible, I selectively disabled many parts of the phptemplates based on the location/url, and fiddled with the theme stylesheet (I'm using box_grey).

Works great on those pages. I can also re-enable all the Drupal features, for example, in the admin, and parts for the blogs. So far so good.

I think I've come up with the basic concepts to develop a theme for our upcoming website so that it can be accessed by smartphones and PDAs (those that use Mobile XHTML browsers with a screen width of at least 240 pixels, that is - I'm not even going to attempt to get a WAP browser to render something as complex as our site, even though I know from experience in coding WAP that it's possible - and a total pain in the ass... :-). (When I'm done with this mobile theme, I might release it to the community, as from what I can see there's only one other mobile theme that's ever been done.)