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Peeling Ad

Peeling ad (also called page peel, page ear, peel-back 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. Move the mouse over the ad and it will expand to a larger viewing area.

Demo

You can view a sample page peel ad on this page: Demo

Wizard

For your convenience, you can use the Rich-Media ad wizard to create the HTML code for a page peel ad.

• Follow the menu "Tools / Wizards", click tab "Rich-Media Wizard" and choose the ad type to be "Page Peel"
• Enter the full URL for the ad image, the peeling image and the click/landing URL
• The wizard will show the HTML code you need to create an HTML ad. For the ad dimension, you can set it to 1x1

Ad Tag

The serving code for this ad should be in JavaScript format. It could be placed anywhere within your web page. However, it is suggested to place the serving ad tag near the bottom of the page to avoid slowing down the whole page. By doing this, the ad will only appear after the page has finished loading.

If you need our assistance with this type of ad, please create a sample ad in your account and let us know the ad name so that we can check and modify appropriate settings.

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• Composite 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
• Multi-Click Image Ad
• Outstream Video Ad
• Parallax Ad
• Polite Ad or Two-Phase Ad
• QuickTime and Windows Media Video Ad
• Skin Background Ad

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