Change fonts in Adsense

Mon 23 February 2009 08:42, Bas van den Beld

It's the little things that can make a difference.The adsense advertisements on your blog can sometimes be very disturbing because they don''t 'integrate' with your website well enough. But now Google Adsense has got another 'little thing' which can make a difference: change your fonts.

The Google Blog "Inside Adsense" reports that in the Adsense editor you can now change the font of your adsense look and feel to Arial, Times or Verdana.

You can change your preferences inside the advertisement properties. og into your AdSense account, select the My Account Tab, then Account Settings. Under Account Settings select Ad Display Preference and you’ll see the dropdown for selecting a preferred Google Adsense font. You can even set up different fonts for different kind of ad-types.

In Holland Google made a slight mistake in the translation of their files. They translated the font "times" literally into "tijden". It's the little things that can make the difference ;).

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