AI-generated Key Takeaways
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Native styles define the appearance of native ads, impacting how creatives are displayed across web and app inventory.
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They utilize HTML and CSS snippets, along with placeholders, to customize the ad layout and styling.
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Each native style is linked to a creative template and can be targeted based on ad units or key-values.
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Native styles have different statuses (active, archived, inactive) that affect their visibility and usage in ad serving.
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A size is required for every native style, and they can be fluid, allowing for flexible ad dimensions.
Used to define the look and feel of native ads, for both web and apps. Native styles determine how native creatives look for a segment of inventory.
- Namespace
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https://www.google.com/apis/ads/publisher/v202411
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Uniquely identifies the |
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The name of the native style. This attribute is required and has a maximum length of 255 characters. |
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The HTML snippet of the native style with placeholders for the associated variables. This attribute is required. |
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The CSS snippet of the native style, with placeholders for the associated variables. This attribute is required. |
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The creative template ID this native style associated with. This attribute is required on creation and is read-only afterwards. |
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Whether this is a fluid size native style. If |
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The targeting criteria for this native style. Only ad unit and key-value targeting are supported at this time. |
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The status of the native style. This attribute is read-only. Enumerations
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The size of the native style. This attribute is required. |