Super Cool Ad Manager Plugin

This WordPress plugin gives site administrators an easy way to serve DFP inventory on their WordPress site. Implementing is simple. Configure your network code and input your identifiers. No need to copy and paste ad codes or header tags — the plugin generates all of this for you. For more advanced documentation for developers and advanced users see the official plugin docs. To contribute to this plugin, please visit it on GitHub, or send us an email at support@inn.org.

1. Upload the plugin directory to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. Define a network code and optional ad breakpoint information in plugin settings.
4. Add ad widgets to your sidebars.

For more advanced documentation for developers and advanced users see the official plugin docs.

0.3 Thanks to WordPress.org user onlineforbusiness and GitHub users dbeniaminov and tienvooracht for their contributions to this release. New features:

• Adds a Gutenberg Block for manual insertion of ads in posts. Pull request #82 for issue #70.
• Adds a PHP filter 'dfw_js_data', to allow modification of the window.dfw object before it's output on the page. Refactors widgets and blocks to draw all details needed from window.dfw instead of separately-enqueued JSON blobs. This should allow you to `setRequestNonPersonalizedAds. PR #81 for issue #63, with thanks to GitHub user tienvooracht for the idea.
• Tested up to WordPress 5.0-beta3

Changes and fixes:

• Rebrands from "DoubleClick for WordPress" to "Super Cool Ad Manager Plugin", because Google merged DoubleClick for Publishers into Google Ad Manager.
• Potentially-breaking changes: Renames a number of varibles from camelCase to snake_case in pull request #46 for Wordpress.com VIP compatibility. This includes renaming the global variable $DoubleClick to $doubleclick, and many of its properties from $DoubleClick->camelCase to $doubleclick->snake_case. If you modify this plugin's features via filters or actions, or if you call this plugin's functions and methods directly from your code,
• Updates to jquery.dfp.js version 2.4.2, adding setCentering support. PR #67 for issue #66
• Adds "Category" targeting on category archive. PR #72 for issue #61.
• Adds "Tag" targeting on tag archive. PR #74 for issue #29.
• Fixes a number of PHP warnings and errors, including issue #8 and issue #37 in PR #76 and issue #31 in PR #80.
• Fixes a targeting problem that occurred when wp_footer ran outside The Loop. (PR #87 for this support topic.)

Documentation updates:

• Adds "Ad unit" label to widget settings for the "Identifier" setting, to match Google's language. PR #73 for issue #26.
• Adds GitHub Pull Request template and Contributing guidelines files.
• Adds a plugin text domain: dfw. (PR #76)
• Adds the GPL2 license to the plugin header; this plugin has been GPL2 since 2015 but that wasn't marked in a WordPress-accessible way. (PR #76)
• Moves the documentation index file from docs/index.md to docs/readme.md in the GitHub repository, so that the Markdown will display to all who visit the docs directory. (PR #80)
• Moves plugin functions and files around within the plugin; see PR #72 for details.
• Removes 'single' page targeting from post-type archives and from static front pages. PR #72 for issue #61, thanks to GitHub user dbeniaminov.

0.2.1

• Widget now includes a default stylesheet:
• setting .display-none to display: none; to support jQuery.dfp.js' utility styles
• centering ad units within the ad widgets.
• creating a :before pseudoelement with the text 'Advertisement', to follow Google Ad Manager recommended practices on labeling ads
• Documentation improvements
• Fix for case where the widget element's closing tag was not output
• Numerous small bugfixes
• Tested up to WordPress 4.6

0.1

• Initial beta release.
• Add support for displaying different sizes of ad unit based on the size of the viewport