Overview
These tutorials focus on practical ways to set up ADK containers, templates and styling to control how ads are loaded and displayed. They target specific, common scenarios with solutions you can adapt to your own integration. The tutorials assume that you have completed the fundamental steps for integrating Advisible with your website, as described in the Placements and Publisher integration sections.
When they are not needed to explain an example, the following integration details are omitted from the code examples:
- The asynchronous wrapper:
adk.cmd.push. - ADK initialization call:
adk.config.init. - Container attachment:
adk.container.attach. - How to add ADK container elements to the webpage HTML.
The ads in the tutorials originate from a publisher account in the platform and are served the same way they would in any other production environment. For this reason, under rare circumstances no ads will be displayed, for example due to maintenance work.
Styling
The examples in these tutorials specify styling only when it is necessary for the scenario being demonstrated.
Styling native ads for an existing site can be done in many ways, but there are two main paths: to use as much as possible of the site's existing styles, or to duplicate styling. The former is preferred, since changes to the site's styling will affect native ads as well, minimizing extra work. However, depending on how the styling is structured, it may be impossible (or at least very complicated) to use existing styles.
Refer to our repository of native templates for recommended patterns and concrete examples of how styling can be applied in different ad setups.