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How to Insert an Ad or an Element Between Posts in Bricks

This Pro tutorial provides the steps to insert an image or any Bricks element between posts output by a query loop.

Sample application: Show an ad or feature a product in the middle of blog posts.

Setup

Copy the JSON of the fully-built Section from the link below and paste in your Bricks Page/template.

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