Placement positions value 12 means Double box
The screen splits into two boxes, one showing the content and one showing the ad.
When to send it
Use 12 for a side-by-side squeezeback: the program shrinks into one box and the ad plays in a second box next to it, so the viewer sees both. Added in AdCOM 1.0-202607, it is sent in Video.pos with a video plcmt of 8 (Squeezeback), whose AdCOM definition names the double box as one of its forms.
Buyers use it to pick a creative sized for the second box, and to decide whether that creative may carry audio while the program keeps playing. It is confused with 13, which adds a branded background around both boxes, and with 8 (Partial Screen), the general fallback. If the ad box sits on top of the content instead of beside it, the slot is an overlay, not a double box.
Example
{
"imp": [
{
"banner": {
"pos": 12
}
}
]
}Fields that carry it
Other values in placement positions
| Value | Name |
|---|---|
0 | Unknown |
1 | Above The Fold |
2 | Locked (fixed position) |
3 | Below The Fold |
4 | Header |
5 | Footer |
6 | Sidebar |
7 | Fullscreen |
8 | Partial Screen |
9 | Top Left |
10 | Top Right |
11 | Frame the content |
13 | Double box with background |
14 | Bottom Left |
15 | Bottom Right |
16 | L shape |
17 | Reversed L shape |
The placement positions list page explains the whole list and its common mistakes.