http://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/23/Banner_Richmedia_Text.htmlMedia formats, ad sizes, type Richmedia, Normal/External, textlink. This list currently shows the first 10 items. Click on a link to see more.http://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/23/Banner_Richmedia_Text.htmlhttp://www.adspeed.com/img/as/adspeed-chosen.gifhttp://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/13/Banner_Richmedia_Text/Ad_Dimension.htmlhttp://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/13/Banner_Richmedia_Text/Ad_Dimension.htmlAd dimension is measured in pixels (width x height). For example: a 468x60 ad has 468 pixels as its width and 60 pixels as its height. Our system supports any ad sizes, including the standard IAB ad dimensions and custom ad sizes. Popular Ad Dimensions Rectangles: 300x250, 250x250, 125x125 Banners: 468x60, 728x90 Skyscrapers: 120x600, 160x600http://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/1094/Banner_Richmedia_Text/Ad_Gallery_Catfish_Ad.htmlhttp://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/1094/Banner_Richmedia_Text/Ad_Gallery_Catfish_Ad.htmlA catfish ad appears (sliding in or fading in) as a horizontal area at the bottom of a page. Imagine a fish comes up to the water surface for air. This ad type uses JavaScript/HTML code to slide ad contents into the page. Demo of a Catfish adhttp://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/855/Banner_Richmedia_Text/Ad_Gallery_Expandable_Ad_Rollover_Flash.htmlhttp://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/855/Banner_Richmedia_Text/Ad_Gallery_Expandable_Ad_Rollover_Flash.htmlAn expandable ad occupies a smaller area (eg: 728x90) and upon a user action (eg: mouse-over, button click) or after a number of seconds, it expands to a larger area (eg: 728x240). You can serve expandable/roll-over ads within our ad server with these simple steps. Prepare the Flash creative Since this technique requires the Flash file to call an external JavaScript method, you need to have access to the source file (.FLA) and add the following code. The Flash creative will call the JavaScript code to expand the outside container upon a user interaction. ...http://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/1026/Banner_Richmedia_Text/Ad_Gallery_Floating_Ad_Layer_Ad.htmlhttp://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/1026/Banner_Richmedia_Text/Ad_Gallery_Floating_Ad_Layer_Ad.htmlFloating ad, or layer ad, is a special type of ad that flows/slides into the main page using animation. You can set a delay before the ad begins sliding into the page. You can also set the ad position on the main page. The user can click on a Close button to make it disappear. ...http://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/1016/Banner_Richmedia_Text/Ad_Gallery_Peeling_Ad.htmlhttp://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/1016/Banner_Richmedia_Text/Ad_Gallery_Peeling_Ad.htmlPeeling ad (also called page peel, page ear, or peel-away ad) allows interested visitors to view the full ad by moving the mouse to the page corner. The ad displays only as a small sneak-peak with peeling effects when the page first loads. Moving the mouse over the ad and it will expand to a larger viewing area. Demo Ad Code You would need to create a new HTML/RichMedia ad. ...http://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/1007/Banner_Richmedia_Text/Ad_Gallery_Polite_Ad_Two_Phase.htmlhttp://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/1007/Banner_Richmedia_Text/Ad_Gallery_Polite_Ad_Two_Phase.htmlIf you have a non-streaming ad that can take a long time to download, you do not want it to affect visitor's experience. A polite ad is loaded in two phases: The initial load is a compact image or SWF file that is smaller in size so there is no delay in loading other contents on the page. This could be the first few frames of the ad, or a teaser. The main load is the full version of the ad. ...http://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/959/Banner_Richmedia_Text/Ad_Specifications.htmlhttp://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/959/Banner_Richmedia_Text/Ad_Specifications.htmlAd specifications (or ad specs) are requirements for an ad. Each website has a different specification for each of the ad placement. For example: for paying visitors, you only want static ad images while regular visitors can view animated GIF files. Ad Dimension The width and height of an ad. ...http://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/16/Banner_Richmedia_Text/Ad_Types.htmlhttp://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/16/Banner_Richmedia_Text/Ad_Types.htmlWe supports all popular ad types including regular image banners, Flash ads, rich media ads, 3rd party ad tags, text-links. There are 4 ad types in our system: 1. Normal/External ads Normal/External ads are image files such as GIF (animated and non-animated), JPEG, PNG, BMP and SWF Flash files. They are hosted on external web servers. ...http://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/14/Banner_Richmedia_Text/Ad_Weight_Ad_Priority.htmlhttp://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/14/Banner_Richmedia_Text/Ad_Weight_Ad_Priority.htmlAd weight (also called "ad priority") is an indicator of how often a particular ad should appear relatively to other ads in the same pool of ads. Values The value ranges from 0 to 10 for low-priority ads. The value is 11 and above for high-priority ads. The higher the weight, the more likely this ad is displayed to visitors. ...http://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/918/Banner_Richmedia_Text/Alternative_Image_Media_URL.htmlhttp://www.adspeed.com/Knowledges/918/Banner_Richmedia_Text/Alternative_Image_Media_URL.htmlAn alternative image/media URL is used for Flash/SWF ads. In case the browser does not have a Flash player or has an older version than the required version, this image will be displayed in instead of the interactive content. This image will also be used as a replacement when the SWF file is missing and cannot be loaded. If you leave this setting empty, a default error message will be displayed instead. ...