Customized Splash ads

1. Description

Configure native ads using a Splash ad placement. (Note: Currently, only native self-rendering types are supported.)

View SDK Version Corresponding Supported Ad Source Types, Ad Networks, and Rendering Methods

2. How to Use

ATSplashAd splashAd = new ATSplashAd(activity, "your placement id");
splashAd.setNativeAdCustomRender(new ATNativeAdCustomRender() {
    @Override
    public View getMediationViewFromNativeAd(ATNativeAdInfo mixNativeAd, ATAdInfo atAdInfo) {
        //You can render the ad materials returned by the SDK into a View according to your own needs and return it here
        //For details, refer to: https://github.com/toponteam/TPN-Android-Demo
        return MediationNativeAdUtil.getViewFromNativeAd(activity, mixNativeAd, atAdInfo, false);
    }
});
splashAd.load();

TUSplashAd splashAd = new TUSplashAd(activity, "your placement id");
splashAd.setNativeAdCustomRender(new TUNativeAdCustomRender() {
    @Override
    public View getMediationViewFromNativeAd(TUNativeAdInfo mixNativeAd, TUAdInfo adInfo) {
        //You can render the ad materials returned by the SDK into a View according to your own needs and return it here
        //For details, refer to: https://github.com/toponteam/TPN-Android-Demo
        return MediationNativeAdUtil.getViewFromNativeAd(activity, mixNativeAd, adInfo, false);
    }
});
splashAd.load();

⚠️ Note:

• When the Developer Self-Rendering method is set in the TopOn dashboard, if the code does not implement self-rendering to return the ad View, it will default to using the SDK's built-in layout style for rendering.
• When the Developer Self-Rendering method is set in the TopOn dashboard and the code implements self-rendering to return the ad View, the ad background will default to fully transparent; you need to implement the half-screen and full-screen effects yourself.

3. Ad Network Notes

● Meta

⚠️ Note

• As required by the platform policy, it is recommended to reserve at least 25% of the area at the bottom of the ad display page as a non-ad area. As shown in the example below, the non-ad area at the bottom can display your own logo.