How can I post a affiliate discolurse below post header

You find that bit of code in wordpress editor.

Look for the single.php page/single.php in editor - it may be called something like that. - On right hand side

Then look for the entry-meta in the code area - you can add links into this area using <a href="">your link</a>

Might not be exactly the same for your theme, but thats a good place to start.
 
You find that bit of code in wordpress editor.

Look for the single.php page/single.php in editor - it may be called something like that. - On right hand side

Then look for the entry-meta in the code area - you can add links into this area using <a href="">your link</a>

Might not be exactly the same for your theme, but thats a good place to start.

Is there not a plugin I can use?

I know nothing about coding
 
you have to learn about coding not fully at least partially for solve this problem dude.. there is no plugin for this
 
Help. Is there a plugin that could do this instead of me having to learn code?
 
That is so hard for me.
 
You can hard code it, but there are plugins for that to put disclosure at better places.
 
There must be a plugin surely
 
Take a screenshot of your WordPress dashboard editor single post code, send it to me and i'll show you where to put it.
I don't know of plugins for it, there probably is. But i do know the more plugins you use the slower your site speed.
 
I found my Single post edit section on my WP dashboard.

So I need to place <a href="">This post contains affiliate links</a> in it?
 
I recommend you backup your site before you do anything. Especially if you're inexperienced with coding.

If there is <entry meta></entry-meta> tags in the single.php place <a href="http://yoursite.com/link-to-affiliate-disclosure-page">Affiliate disclosure</a> inbetween those. As shown below:

<entry-meta><a href="http//yoursite.com/link-to-affiliate-disclosure-page">Affiliate disclosure</a></entry-meta>


Sometimes, themes give multiple types of single.php - so hard to tell if you've found the right one.
 
I recommend you backup your site before you do anything. Especially if you're inexperienced with coding.

If there is <entry meta></entry-meta> tags in the single.php place <a href="http://yoursite.com/link-to-affiliate-disclosure-page">Affiliate disclosure</a> inbetween those. As shown below:


<entry-meta><a href="http/yoursite.com/link-to-affiliate-disclosure-page">Affiliate disclosure</a></entry-meta>


Sometimes, themes give multiple types of single.php - so hard to tell if you've found the right one.

I have sent you the screen shots
 
There is a Single post page and also a meta-options.php in editor
 
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