[Ziki]

You don't even need to setup new variables as the options are already accessible anywhere.

[Panzer Max]

This is great--simple interface and effective. Thanks, Simon!

[Nirjonadda]

Does it work on 4.1.10 ? Can you update for work on 4.1.10 ?

[Simon Lloyd]

I've not tried it on vb4 but i belive that the variables have to be rendered, i don't have a reason at the moment to upgrade this but that's not to say i wont in the future

Give it a try anyway, you can always uninstall it without any consequences.

[Nirjonadda]

Installed but where ads to show ?

[Simon Lloyd]

you have to add the variables as explained wherever you want the ad or whatever to show. As it says in the mod

Enter your ad content/html for you ad, you use it by putting $ad1 wherever you want the ad

[CoffeeLovesYou]

Demo anywhere? Like, to see it in action? Or maybe screenshots? Thx

[Simon Lloyd]

There's no demo, it's pretty straight forward, add your content to any one or all of the boxes, put your variable like $ad1 in the place you want the content from that particular box to display and there you have it!

[Panzer Max]

You put the short ad bit in one of your templates, for example, the header or footer template or the Navigation /Breadcrumb templates > navbar template. Once you have the $ad1 bit there, you go to the ACP > vBulletin Options > Ads Anywhere and in that control panel, you put the code or whatever you want to show up on the site. Repeat for each style you have, and that's it. You want a different ad or piece of content somewhere else, then use $ad2. The standard mod allows for up to 6.

There may be other ways to "setup new variables" but I for one have no idea about that. This mod makes it super easy to switch out banner ads, announcement texts, logos, etc. across multiple styles.

[al2thero]

thanx