timeforkids.com

• All Standard/Rich Media ad products listed above support:
  3rd Party 1x1 impression tracking
  3rd Party click tracking via click command URLs

• Animation is not to exceed 30 seconds
• Maximum Frames Per Second (FPS): 24 - includes both site served flash files and 3rd party served flash files

• Any expandable portion of the ad must contain a clearly visible 20x30 [x] CLOSE or SKIP button that allows the user to stop the animation and close the expanding element immediately.
• "Same in-Same out" Expansion on mouse-over requires collapse on mouse-off. Expansion on click requires click to collapse.

• Max number of panels: (4) at 80k max for each panel
• Expandable ad panels can at no time cover, impede or otherwise obscure site logo, or other in-page ad spaces (same advertiser exceptions permitted)

• All audio must be user-initiated on click
• Video can be host initiated. May only download/stream 1mb maximum politely. Maximum in-banner video duration is :30 seconds
• Must contain stop, pause, play and audio control buttons

• All ad units must have a 1 pixel border surrounding entire creative.

In order for timeforkids.com to properly track and report clicks with site served flash ads, please ensure all ads have the clickTag properly implemented. Adobe/Macromedia currently recommends a "clickTag" method to track clicks for flash ads. This method uses variables to pass the click tracking string and URL into the Flash creative movies. As a result, the only text in the URL box is _level0.clickTag (underscore level ZERO period clickTag). _level0. (underscore level zero period) is included for "pathing" purposes to ensure that Flash can properly locate the variable.

• Transparent Button object layered on top of clickable area
• Button clickthrough URL: _level0.clickTag (underscore level ZERO period clickTag)
• Target window is set to "_blank"
• Variables is set to "Don't send"
• Active Clickthrough URLs must accompany submission of flash files in .txt/.xls file

Here is what the coding will look like when you are done:

	on (release)						
	{	 						
	getURL(_level0.clickTag, "_blank");						
	}
	

For flash files with multiple clickable areas, we accept multiple clickTags as follows:

• clickTag (clickable area A)

	on (release)						
	{ 						
	getURL(_level0.clickTag, "_blank");						
	}
	

• clickTag (clickable area B)

	on (release)						
	{ 						
	getURL(_level0.clickTag1, "_blank");						
	}
	

• clickTag (clickable area C)

	on (release)						
	{ 						
	getURL(_level0.clickTag2, "_blank");						
	}