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1. Fully Customizable In-Footer (Rich Media) Guidelines
2. In-Footer Custom Skinning
3. In-Footer Video with Custom Skinning
4. In-Footer Fully Customizable Page Takeover
5. Fully Customizable In-Footer components
6. Fully Customizable In-Footer Rich Media Specifications
7. Fully Customizable In-Footer Universal Requirements
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i. In-Footer Video with Custom Skinning components
ii. Video Feed Integration
i. General Ad Specs (For Custom Skinning & Page Takeovers)
ii. Video Specifications
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Fully Customizable In-Footer (Rich Media Ad Specs)
General Guidelines :(Irrespective of the Rich Media Format you choose)
Affinity’s Fully Customizable In-Footer gives you the ability to take rich media advertising to the next level. No longer will your brand
messaging feel creatively restricted by the choice of your media vehicle. It gives you complete freedom and flexibility to implement your
creative idea the way you see it fit, and as per your advertising objectives.
In-Footer Custom Skinning facilitates complete customization of the In-Footer ad unit, right from its dimensions to the way it interacts with
the user. An implementation example for the same is given below.
As the name suggests, this format allows you to showcase your video ad along with a branded skin. An implementation example is given
below.
An In-Footer Video with Custom Skinning consists of the following components:
1. The Video Player – The video player is the first entity that is loaded in the user’s browser. The player is then responsible for displaying
a video feed within itself.
2. The Video Feed – This is the actual video itself.
3. The Custom Skin – This is the branded skin creative in the background/foreground.
This Video Feed can be integrated into the player in one of two ways below:
1. Video hosted on Affinity’s Servers – If the video is hosted on Affinity’s servers, then you will have to specify the relative path of the
video within the player. If you are using this option, you will have to meet stricter size restrictions.
1. The creative must be sent to Affinity at least 5 working days before the campaign is expected to go live.
2. You must include all flash banners with source files (.fla) while sending the creative.
3. In formats where an Image file is required, you must include the Photoshop source file (.psd) whenever possible.
4. In case of any doubts about how the creative should be made, please contact your Affinity Account Manager.
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In-Footer Custom Skinning
In-Footer Video with Custom Skinning
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2. Video hosted on your own Servers – If the video is hosted on your own servers, then you will have to specify the direct path
of the video within the player. If you are using this option, then do try and keep the video size to a minimum so as to ensure the
end user experience is not hampered.
NOTE: The creative can also include additional interactive features within the ad unit while the video continues to stream in the
background. An implementation example for the same is shown below.
This format gives the page takeover a whole new avatar. It begins with a custom designed In-Footer bar which interacts with the user via
video/animation as shown below.
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The entire creative comprises of a creatively customized In-Footer toolbar and a page takeover (includes image, flash or video files).
NOTE: The above Customized In-Footer Rich Media formats can be incorporated individually or as a combination of Custom
Skinning/Customized Page Takeover/Customized Video.
Fully Customizable In-Footer consists of the following components:
1. A mandatory ‘Hide’ and ‘Show’ button or ‘Close’ button for the In-Footer bar (whichever applicable).
2. A mandatory provision (space) to insert the ‘Ads by Affinity’ logo, next to the Hide/Show button.
3. A ‘Click to Expand’ link/’Rollover to Expand’ text on the initial flash banner (only if the ad involves an expanded form).
4. A close button after expansion (only if the ad involves an expanded form).
5. It can include any of the following type of media:
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Flash Banners
Flash Videos
Static Images
YouTube Videos
It then expands into a custom sized animation as the user hovers over the creative (see below).
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Fully Customizable In-Footer Rich Media Specifications
1. General Ad Specs (For Custom Skinning & Page Takeovers)
2. Video Specifications
Frame Rate
Animation
Frame Rate
Dynamic (customizable as per advertiser needs)
Dynamic (customizable as per advertiser needs)
Dynamic within viewable area (as per advertiser needs)
150 KB
48x40 (pixels)
48x25 (pixels)
150 KB
150 KB (inclusive of both flash files)
1 MB
18-24 FPS
Allowed
18-24 FPS
As per concept; else black/colour backdrop required to cover the site’s contents.
As per your Ad concept
100% of expanded limit
65 Characters
No Limit
Yes
5, 6 or 7
As per your Ad concept
Required when expanded
2.0 and above
2px (optional)
User Initiated or Auto-Play
Dimensions (Retracted)
Ad Type/ Ad Size
Background
Replay Text/Button
Dimensions (Expanded)
Max file size for Video Player
Area to Cover
Alternate Text Limit
Animation
Dimensions (Hide/Show Button)
Dimension (Ads by Affinity Logo)
Video Max Size (if video hosted by Affinity)
Size
Video Max Size (if video hosted by Advertiser)
Looping Allowed
Border (only for the Banner)
Audio Specifications
Flash Version
Replay Text/Button
Close Button
ActionScript
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Fully Customizable In-Footer Universal Requirements
The following items are to be incorporated in all the flash creatives that we receive:
a. The flash creative must implement the clickTAG method. . A sample
clickTAG method is given below for your reference:
You can read more about the clickTAG method here
on (release){
if(_root.clickTAG.substr(0,5) == “http:”){
getURL(_root.clickTAG, “_blank”);
} }
The clickTAG must be included at all locations within the flash file, wherein clicking on that by the user, will redirect him/her to the target URL.
NOTE: The creative’s width should be set to 100% in case it extends beyond 1000 pixels.
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b. For the rollOver (Mouse Hover)/Release (Mouse Click) event, you need to incorporate the following method, which causes the banner to
expand:
c. For the rollOut (Mouse Out)/ Release (Mouse Click) you need to incorporate the following method, which causes the banner to
retract:
event,
on(rollOver) {
//JS Method used to expand the HTML Container:
getURL(“javascript:affFooterExpand();”);
//Additional Actionscript goes below
}
on(rollOver) {
//JS Method used to expand the HTML Container:
getURL(“javascript:affFooterExpand();”);
//Additional Actionscript goes below
}
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on(rollOver)/(release) {
//JS Method used to expand the HTML Container:
getURL(“javascript:affFooterExpand();”);
//Additional Actionscript goes below
}
on(rollOut)/(release) {
//JS Method used to expand the HTML Container:
getURL(“javascript:affFooterRetract();”);
//Additional Actionscript goes below
}