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How can I combine multiple ads in the same placement?

You can show multiple ads in a zone using a single serving code. Each ad is tracked separately for both impressions, clicks and other ad metrics. Please follow these steps to generate the serving code for a zone that has multiple ads.

• Sign into your account, follow the menu Zones/ All
• Click on the Zone's name
• Click on the Serving Code tab to generate the ad tag for this zone
• Select the number of ads you want to display with this single ad tag

Mixing banners/dimensions and text-links

You can mix banners of different dimensions (eg: 120x300, 120x600) and text-links together. For example, you can show either: 4 text ads, two 120x300 ads or a single 120x600 in one single ad space. To setup the serving code for this advanced ad serving option, you can enter the following value into the "Custom Parameters" field when generating the serving code: &dim=0x0x4|120x300x2|120x600

• Four text ads side-by-side, or
• Two 120x300 ads, or
• One full 120x600 skyscaper banner

Demo

CSS Styling

You can change the look and feel of your ads to match your website's design or layout by changing the CSS properties. Each of the ad instance is within a DIV tag container. Each DIV container has a CSS class named AdSpeed. Additionally, text-link ads can have a different styling from display ads. Text ads use two CSS classes: AdSpeed and AdSpeedText. For example: <div class="AdSpeed">Ad One</div> <div class="AdSpeed">Ad Two</div> <div class="AdSpeed">Ad Three</div> <div class="AdSpeed AdSpeedText">Text Ad #1</div> <div class="AdSpeed AdSpeedText">Text Ad #2</div> <div class="AdSpeed AdSpeedText">Text Ad #3</div>

By default, the ads will be displayed vertically, top to bottom. You can change the CSS styling for the DIV class to display horizontally, multiple ads side by side, with float:left. For example:

<style type="text/css">.AdSpeed {padding:3px;float:left;}</style> <script type="text/javascript" src="http://g.adspeed.net/ad..."></script>

Ad Grid

You can also use CSS float to setup an ad grid. For example, four 125x125 ads with two ads on each row can be displayed with: <style type="text/css"> .AdSpeedWrapper {width:270px;} .AdSpeed {padding:3px;float:left;} </style> <div class="AdSpeedWrapper"> <script type="text/javascript" src="http://g.adspeed.net/ad..."></script> </div>

Other Articles in Serving Code

• What is the serving code?
• How can I put ads into Blogger and TypePad?
• What is AdSpeed Plugin for WordPress?
• How can I serve multiple zones with a single server request?
• How do I set up advertising on WordPress?
• How can I serve multiple ad dimensions in the same place?
• What are different formats of serving code?
• What is WMODE for SWF ads? How can I change it?
• How can I avoid duplicate ads on the same page?
• What are different types of serving code?
• How do I add current timestamp into the serving code?
• What are the problems with ad blocking software?
• What are interstitial ads?
• How can I customize the interstitial ad template?
• What is pop-up/pop-under serving code?
• Why doesn't the provided HTML serving code work?
• How can I support click tracking for external ad servers?
• Can I have ads refresh automatically without a page reload?

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