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Multi-Click Image Ad
Typically an image ad banner is clickable on the whole image. However, it's possible for an image ad to have a smaller clickable area or multiple clickable areas. In this case, you use thearea and map HTML tags to define the clickable areas.
Create a Multi-Click Image Ad
- Click the menu "Ads / Create a new ad"
- Choose the ad type to be Rich-Media/HTML ad
- Enter the HTML code using the sample below. Customize your clickable areas and the landing URLs
Sample Code
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This section provides demo, sample and instructions for the most common and popular ad creative templates. Click on a template link to view the description, demo and instructions to create in the ad server, customize it to suite your purpose and integrate the ad with your platform.
- Catfish Ad
- Expandable Ad or Rollover Flash ad
- Expandable Image Ad
- Floating Ad or Layer Ad
- Grid-of-Buttons Ad
- Grid-of-Images Ad
- HTML5 Ad from a ZIP file
- HTML5 Adobe Animate Ad
- HTML5 Animate Ad
- HTML5 Video Ad
- Image Banner with Multiple Clickable Buttons
- Image Slideshow
- Interstitial Ad
- jQuery Popup Ad
- Mobile In-App Interstitial Ad with MRAID
- Mobile Interstitial Ad
- Parallax Ad
- Peeling Ad
- Polite Ad or Two-Phase Ad
- QuickTime and Windows Media Video Ad
- Skin Background Ad
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