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For this integration guide, we assume the example of a website with the following three ads on every page:
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You can declare ad units using the snigelPubConf element.
The following example assumes that a page only has the Top Leaderboard and no Sidebar. Create the following tags in the element of the page:
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If the page contains a mixed setup of Snigel and GPT ads, it is important to declare the ad tags that are used in the current page, and by which technology they are auctioned. If ad tags are not properly declared, only default ad units will be auctioned, and GPT units might be missing. This will lead to false or missing ad impressions, negatively affecting page performance and user experience.
You can declare ad units using the snigelPubConf element. GPT ad-units are defined using googletag.defineSlot.
The following example assumes that a page fills a Top Leaderboard through Snigel and a Sidebar through GPT. Create the following tags in the <head> element of the page:
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Replace **site.domain** with the actual site domain
Place the script at the very top of the header to ensure the best performance
If Google Analytics is used, place the AdEngine tag after the Google Analytics tag
Keep the correct order of the tags: first configuration and then loading of AdEngine
Adapt the sample code to the page requirements and use proper ids, names and sizes
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The page body needs to define div elements which will be filled with ads. They need to be placed where the ad should be displayed.
The div elements should reserve the maximum width and height of the displayed ad to prevent Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS). If you are using ad labeling, reserve an additional 15px of height for the label. To reserve the proper space please consult your account manager to get the exact ad sizes.
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