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Editing a banner category

Creating a new banner

1. Open the Banners application.

2. Edit() the category in which you want to create the banner.

3. On the Banners tab, click on New banner. You will be presented with a form offering a set of banner properties. The following properties are common for all types of banners:

   1. Display name - the name of the banner displayed in the user interface.
   2. URL - URL of the resource you want the banner to link to.
   3. Weight - decimal number that indicates the frequency in which the banner will be displayed on the live site.
   4. Open in new window - indicates if the banner link will be opened in a new browser window.
   5. Enabled - Determines whether the banner will be displayed on the live site or not.
   6. Valid from - time from which the banner will be displayed on the live site.
   7. Valid to - time after which the banner will stop being displayed on the live site.
   8. Impressions left - determines how many times the banner will be displayed on the live site at most:
      1. Number of impressions is not limited - choose this option if you don't want to limit the number of times a banner can be displayed.
      2. Allow only specific number of impressions - allows you to specify how many times will the banner be displayed on the live site before the system stops displaying it. You can also Add to an existing value.
   9. Clicks left -  determines how many times the banner will be clicked on the live site at most.
   • • Number of clicks is not limited - choose this option if you want the number of times a banner can be clicked to be unlimited.
     • Allow only specific number of clicks - by choosing this option, you can specify the number of times the banner can be clicked on the live site before the system stops displaying it. You can also Add to an existing value.

4. In the Banner type drop-down list, choose one of the following options:

   • Plain text - the banner will consist of plain text only.
   • HTML - you will be able to edit this type of banner using the built-in text editor.
   • Image - the banner will have the form of an image which you'll be able to select using the standard Select image dialog.

5. You will be offered additional configuration options depending on the selected type of banner:

   Banner type	Configuration options
   Plain text	Banner content - plain text, which will represent the banner. You can also enter HTML tags.
   HTML	Banner content - any HTML content, which can be edited using the text editor.
   Image	Banner image - allows you to select an image from the content tree, a media library, or enter a URL of any image on the web. Image title - text which will be rendered into the title attribute of the image tag. Alternative text - text which will be rendered into the alt attribute of the image tag. Image CSS class - CSS class of the image tag. Image CSS style - in-line CSS style that will be rendered for the image tag.

6. Click Save once you have set the banner properties.

Editing an existing banner

1. In the Site drop-down list, select the site under which you want to edit the banner.

2. Click on Edit () next to the banner category in which you want to edit a banner.

3. Edit () the banner.

   

Editing a banner