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Hi
Alright, so when i publish a html5canvas project there is some manual work like deleting the hosted js file, pasting a google hosted js file and creating meta data with ad sizes.
I would like to make this more streamlined, but all threads regarding this seem be old.
I have made a new html template, where i was able to create the meta data automatically:
<meta name="ad.size" content="width=$WT,height=$HT">
and also paste the google hosted script automatically:
<script src="https://s0.2mdn.net/ads/studio/cached_libs/createjs_2019.11.15_min.js"></script>
BUT when i export/publish i cant seem to get rid of the native animate "createjs.min.js" library.
Either i get a script with roots to a file in a folder or i get a script thats links to the hosted js file.
Is there any way to get rid of this so i dont have to manually go into every html file when i export a google banner?
you publish everything the first time. then edit your html to your liking, save and then untick the overwrite box.
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you can opt to not overwrite your html file.
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Hello
Can you elaborate?
I know there is a checkbox by "Overwrite html file on publish" , but unchecking this will only export a js file and a atlas/spritesheet?
My html template does not change and i get no file to package to Adwords. Perhaps i am missing something
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you publish everything the first time. then edit your html to your liking, save and then untick the overwrite box.
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Ahh okay now i think i understand now! i thought that it were possible to change this in the template as well, but doing it once and then using the file for future projects makes sense too 🙂
Tahnk you
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nailed it! Great point Kglad.
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