Custom Splash Ad

1. Instruction

Using the Splash Ad Placement to configure Native Ads. (Note: Only Native self-rendering type is supported for now.)

2. SDK Versions Corresponding to Supported Ad Source Types, Ad Platforms, and Rendering Modes

3. Developer Dashboard Configuration

• Step 1: Create a Splash Ad Placement in the dashboard.
• Step 2: Create an Ad Source under this Ad Placement. Click edit and select Native Ad in the Ad Source Type field. After selecting Native Ad, the rendering mode option will appear.
• Step 3: Configure the third-party ad Placement ID. (Note: You need to configure a Native self-rendering ad placement ID, otherwise it will cause load failure or rendering issues.)

4. SDK Configuration

① SDK Rendering: Rendered using the SDK's built-in layout style. No additional code configuration is needed.

② Developer Self-Rendering: Custom style rendering of ads without using the SDK's built-in layout style. **Before loading the ad, additionally call the ATSplashAd#setNativeAdCustomRender() method, as follows:

// For detailed example, refer to demo: https://github.com/toponteam/Taku-Android-Demo/China/demo/app/src/main/java/com/test/ad/demo/SplashAdActivity.java
ATSplashAd splashAd = new ATSplashAd(context, placementId);
splashAd.setNativeAdCustomRender(new ATNativeAdCustomRender() {
            @Override
            public View getMediationViewFromNativeAd(ATNativeAdInfo mixNativeAd, ATAdInfo atAdInfo) {
                return MediationNativeAdUtil.getViewFromNativeAd(SplashAdActivity.this, mixNativeAd, atAdInfo, true);
            }
});
splashAd.load();

Notes:

① When the developer self-rendering mode is set in the developer dashboard and the self-rendering ad View is not implemented in code, the SDK's built-in layout style will be used for rendering by default.

② When the developer self-rendering mode is set in the developer dashboard and the self-rendering ad View is set in code, the ad background defaults to fully transparent.