WP Bannerize Pro

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WP Bannerize Pro is an Amazing Banner Manager. With WP Bannerize you can manage all your advertising stuff through widgets, shortcodes or directly from your template. New in 1.5.0 Added get_wp_bannerize_pro() function useful to get the HTML output (Thanks @soela) FEATURES Manage your banner as Custom Post Types for image, HTML/Javascript and free text Create your banner categories Sort your banner with easy Drag & Drop Display your banners by PHP code, WordPress shortcode or Widget Set the filters such as random order, numbers, user roles and categories filters Date Time schedule “nofollow” attribute support Clicks and Impressions Counter engine for stats CTR (Click-through rate) Analytics reports HOW TO You can display the banners by shortcodes, PHP functions or Widgets. Shortcode From v1.4.0 you can use the a new shortcode and a news attribute to display banners only for mobile or desktop. Let’s see some exmaple: [wp_bannerize_pro mobile="1" id="1678"] The banner with id 1768 will be displayed only on mobile device. [wp_bannerize_pro desktop="1" id="1678"] The banner with id 1768 will be displayed only on desltop device. Of course, you may need to display more info. In this case yoy can use the new shortcode to wrap any contents. [wp_bannerize_pro_mobile] <h3>You're from mobile</h3> [wp_bannerize_pro id="1678"] [/wp_bannerize_pro_mobile] The above shortcodes, will display the banner with id 1678 only for mobile device. [wp_bannerize_pro_desktop] <h3>You're from desktop</h3> [wp_bannerize_pro id="1678"] [/wp_bannerize_pro_desktop] The above shortcodes, will display the banner with id 1678 only for desktop device. Of course, you may also From v1.1.0 you can use the new shortcode in order to display geo localized banners. Let’s see some exmaple: [wp_bannerize_pro_geo city="rome"] <h3>You're from Rome</h3> [wp_bannerize_pro id="1678"] [/wp_bannerize_pro_geo] The above shortcodes, will display the banner with id 1678 only for visitors from Rome. Let’s see more sample. [wp_bannerize_pro_geo city="Rome"] Only for Rome [/wp_bannerize_pro_geo] [wp_bannerize_pro_geo city="rome"] Only for Rome [/wp_bannerize_pro_geo] [wp_bannerize_pro_geo city="rome,london"] Only for Rome and Landon [/wp_bannerize_pro_geo] [wp_bannerize_pro_geo region_name="lazio"] Only for region (Italy) Lazio [/wp_bannerize_pro_geo] [wp_bannerize_pro_geo country_code="IT"] Italian only [/wp_bannerize_pro_geo] [wp_bannerize_pro_geo country_name="italy"] Italian only [/wp_bannerize_pro_geo] [wp_bannerize_pro_geo zip_code="00137"] Wow [/wp_bannerize_pro_geo] [wp_bannerize_pro_geo ip="80.182.82.82"] Only for me [/wp_bannerize_pro_geo] [wp_bannerize_pro_geo time_zone="europe/rome"] Rome/Berlin time zone [/wp_bannerize_pro_geo] Also, have a look to the new widget UI with geo-localization settings. // single banners [wp_bannerize_pro id="1678"] [wp_bannerize_pro id="my-banner-slug"] [wp_bannerize_pro id="1678,my-banner-slug"] // random [wp_bannerize_pro numbers="1" orderby="random"] // random with category [wp_bannerize_pro orderby="random" categories="56"] [wp_bannerize_pro orderby="random" categories="sidebar-blog"] // post categories [wp_bannerize_pro post_categories="news,events"] [wp_bannerize_pro post_categories="34,67"] PHP Function You may use either wp_bannerize_pro() or get_wp_bannerize_pro() to display your banner. The main difference between them is that get_wp_bannerize_pro() return the HTML output for the banner, for example: <?php // Display a single banner if( function_exists( 'wp_bannerize_pro' ) ) { wp_bannerize_pro( array( 'id' => '156' ) ); } By using get_wp_bannerize_pro() you should add echo function to display the output: <?php // Display a single banner if( function_exists( 'wp_bannerize_pro' ) ) { echo get_wp_bannerize_pro( array( 'id' => '156' ) ); } More example below. <?php // Display a single banner if( function_exists( 'wp_bannerize_pro' ) ) { wp_bannerize_pro( array( 'id' => '156' ) ); } // Display a set of banners by a comma separated string if( function_exists( 'wp_bannerize_pro' ) ) { wp_bannerize_pro( array( 'id' => '156,157,158' ) ); } // Display a set of banners by an array if( function_exists( 'wp_bannerize_pro' ) ) { wp_bannerize_pro( array( 'id' => array( 156, 157, 158 ) ) ); } // Display a set of banners by mixed id and slug if( function_exists( 'wp_bannerize_pro' ) ) { wp_bannerize_pro( array( 'id' => array( 156, 'my-banner-slug', 158 ) ) ); } // Display all banners from banner category "sidebar" in random order if( function_exists( 'wp_bannerize_pro' ) ) { wp_bannerize_pro( array( 'orderby' => 'random', 'categories' => 'sidebar' ) ); } // Display one banner from banner category "sidebar" in random order if( function_exists( 'wp_bannerize_pro' ) ) { wp_bannerize_pro( array( 'orderby' => 'random', 'numbers' => 1, 'categories' => 'sidebar' ) ); } // Display banners from banner category "sidebar" and post categories news and events if( function_exists( 'wp_bannerize_pro' ) ) { wp_bannerize_pro( array( 'category' => 'sidebar', 'post_categories' => 'news,events' ) ); } // Or... as array of slug if( function_exists( 'wp_bannerize_pro' ) ) { wp_bannerize_pro( array( 'categories' => 'sidebar', 'post_categories' => array( 'news', 'events' ) ) ); } // Or... as array of Title if( function_exists( 'wp_bannerize_pro' ) ) { wp_bannerize_pro( array( 'categories' => 'sidebar', 'post_categories' => array( 'News', 'Events' ) ) ); } // Or... as array of ids if( function_exists( 'wp_bannerize_pro' ) ) { wp_bannerize_pro( array( 'categories' => 'sidebar', 'post_categories' => array( 24, 67 ) ) ); } // Display a set of banners only for mobile device if( function_exists( ‘wp_bannerize_pro’ ) ) { wp_bannerize_pro( [ ‘mobile’ => true, ‘id’ => [156,157,158] ] ); } // Display a set of banners only for desktop device if( function_exists( ‘wp_bannerize_pro’ ) ) { wp_bannerize_pro( [ ‘desktop’ => true, ‘id’ => [156,157,158] ] ); } The code above shows banners only for the posts categories 13 or 14, for the “right_sidebar” banner category. or in your post: [wp_bannerize_pro categories="adv" orderby="random" numbers="3"] The default HTML output for above code is: Params Name | Default | Description ------------------+--------------+------------------------------------------------ id | null | ID or slug comma separate (default null) categories | [] | Banner categories slug or id (default '') post_categories | [] | Any string, int or array of string, id. (default '') order | "DESC" | Order "ASC" or "DESC" orderby | "menu_order" | Order by or 'impressions', 'clicks', 'ctr' or 'random'. (default 'menu_order') rank_seed | true | Set to true to give some chances to the banners to be showed when use Impressions, Click or CTR order by. Set to false to absolute order numbers | 10 | Max numbers of banners (default 10) layout | vertical | Banners layout, "horizontal" or "vertical"