CM Ad-Changer (CMAC) - Client - Using Shortcodes
Using Shortcodes
TIP: What Are Shortcodes
Shortcodes add dynamic content to your site via a small piece of code.
Learn more: Shortcodes - How To Use | Finding ID of Post/Page/Other Content
In order to display WordPress ad campaigns from the server site, CM Ad-Changer makes use of shortcodes, which can be modified and inserted on any page, post and widget area.
To add one or more WordPress Ad campaigns to a post or page, you’ll need to use a shortcode. To add different parameters to your shortcode, use the following additions, which are also listed in the plugin settings panel.
Navigate to the Admin Dashboard → Ad-Changer → Settings.
Click on the Show/Hide to show shortcode attributes.
- Shortcode: [cm_ad_changer]
- Shortcode attributes:
- campaign_id - ID of a campaign (required).
- group_id - ID of a campaign group (required) Note: if both group_id and campaign_id are added, only group_id will be used.
- linked_banner - Banner is a linked image or just an image. Can be 1 or 0 (default: 1).
- debug - Show the debug info. Can be 1 or 0 (default: 0).
- wrapper - Wrapper On or Off. Wraps banner with a div tag. Can be 1 or 0 (default: 0).
- class - Banner (div) class name.
- no_responsive - Banner not responsive. Can be 1 or 0 (default: 0).
- custom_css - The CSS code which would only be outputted if the banner is shown. (default: empty).
- allow_inject_js - Whether to allow the server to inject JS or not. Can be 1 or 0 (default: 0).
- allow_inject_html - Whether to allow the server to send the HTML Ads or not. Can be 1 or 0 (default: 0).
- width - Width of the banner image (default: auto).
- height - Height of the banner image (default: auto).
View this example to see how the wrapper works.
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