> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.wpeka.com/wp-adcenter/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.wpeka.com/wp-adcenter/placing-ads.md).

# Placing Ads

- [Placing Ad Using Consolidated Block/Elementor Widget](https://docs.wpeka.com/wp-adcenter/placing-ads/placing-ad-using-consolidated-block-elementor-widget.md): For improved user experience, we have added consolidated single Ad blocks in Gutenberg (WPAdCenter Ad block), and Elementor (WPAdCenter Ad Widget).  Kindly replace your existing ad blocks/widgets with
- [Single Ads](https://docs.wpeka.com/wp-adcenter/placing-ads/single-ads.md): Allows you to display a single ad on the frontend.
- [Adgroup Ads](https://docs.wpeka.com/wp-adcenter/placing-ads/adgroup-ads.md): It helps you to display multiple ads together on the frontend.
- [Random Ads](https://docs.wpeka.com/wp-adcenter/placing-ads/random-ads.md): Random Ads gives you the ability to display random ads from selected ad groups on every refresh.
- [Ordered Ads (Pro)](https://docs.wpeka.com/wp-adcenter/placing-ads/ordered-ads-pro.md): The ordered Ads feature allows you to combine single ads and show them in the order of your choice.
- [Rotating Ad Group (Pro)](https://docs.wpeka.com/wp-adcenter/placing-ads/rotating-ad-group-pro.md): The rotating ad group gives you the ability to have on-time rotations of the ads for your ad groups in WPAdCenter.
- [Animated Ads (Pro)](https://docs.wpeka.com/wp-adcenter/placing-ads/animated-ads-pro.md): Allows you to display multiple ads with animation effects.
- [Place ads with Widgets for WordPress 5.8 and above](https://docs.wpeka.com/wp-adcenter/placing-ads/place-ads-with-widgets-for-wordpress-5.8-and-above.md)


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