Settings

Branding

Define the visual identity of your site. These values are used across the public site, browser UI, and social previews.

Site

The Site tab is the largest configuration area. It groups multiple sub-sections that control how your site operates.

Social

Configure your site's social presence and interaction features.

Social Profiles

Add links to your social media accounts. These are displayed in the site footer and used in structured data.

Comments

Control how comments work on your site:

Contact Form

Configure the built-in contact form:

Members

Manage your team's access to the CMS panel.

Inviting Members

Shell regions

Control the structural modules that wrap around your page content. These are the shell modules -- persistent elements that appear on every page (or specific pages).

In the CMS this area is now surfaced as Settings -> Global regions / Shell regions.

Shell Module Slots

Per-Page Overrides

By default, shell modules apply globally. You can override this behavior on individual pages:

• Disable a shell module on specific pages
• Replace a module with a page-specific alternative
• Overrides are configured in the page editor, not in Settings

What does not belong here

Fixed desktop side rails and page takeovers are not shell modules. They render outside the normal page flow and are managed in Placements instead.

Creatives

Creatives are reusable campaign assets for direct-sold banners and takeovers. Create them once, then assign them to one or more placements.

Browsing the library

The Creatives screen uses a master/detail layout. The left column lists every creative in the site, the right column shows the form for the one currently selected. To keep large libraries scannable, the list includes:

• Search by name or tag
• Status filter — All, Active, Inactive with live counts
• Banners and Takeovers as separate collapsible groups so you can focus on one type at a time. Group state is remembered across sessions.
• + Banner and + Takeover buttons in the column footer to add new creatives without leaving the library

Each row is compact: a green/grey status dot, the creative name, and a one-line summary of mode and audience.

Supported creative types

Common fields

Banner creative options

• Mode -- image, iframe, html, or placeholder
• Tone -- controls the card treatment when the creative is rendered inside the standard banner shell
• Title / description -- optional copy shown by placements that render wrapped banner cards
• Min height -- minimum rendered height in pixels

Takeover creative options

• Background image / color -- controls the global takeover skin
• Background position / size / repeat -- CSS-style placement controls
• Top image / top HTML / top URL -- optional top strip content
• Min viewport width -- desktop threshold for the takeover
• Dismiss button / auto-close -- visitor dismissal behavior

Audience targeting

Creatives can reuse the same targeting model used elsewhere in monetization:

• Allowed countries -- whitelist of ISO country codes such as ES, IT, DE
• Blocked countries -- blacklist of ISO country codes
• Blocked devices -- hide the creative on desktop, mobile, or tablet

If the country allow-list is empty, the creative is allowed globally. If either the placement or the creative blocks the current audience, nothing renders.

Rotation fields

Every creative carries a small set of rotation fields. These only matter when the creative is part of a rotating placement, but you can fill them in proactively for any creative.

Placements

Placements define where a global advertising surface appears. Unlike shell regions, placements are viewport-level campaigns that sit outside normal page content.

Available placements

Source modes

Each placement can use one of three sources:

• Custom -- configure the placement inline with its own iframe / HTML / takeover settings
• Creative -- reference a single asset from Creatives and reuse it across placements
• Rotation -- build a pool of creatives and let the placement rotate between them on every visit

Rotation pools

When a placement uses the Rotation source, it does not point to a single creative. Instead it defines a pool of eligible candidates and one is picked for every page render.

A creative becomes part of a placement's rotation pool when it matches at least one of these rules:

You can combine both. The pool is the union: a creative is eligible if its ID is ticked or if any of its tags matches.

How a creative is picked

On every page render, for each rotating placement, the system performs the following steps:

1. Build the candidate pool from the placement's selected IDs and tags.
2. Drop creatives that are inactive, outside their start/end window, or blocked by the visitor's country or device.
3. Pick one creative at random, weighted by each creative's Weight.

If the pool ends up empty after filtering, the placement is skipped for that visitor.

Targeting and eligibility

Placements inherit the public site's audience checks:

1. The placement is resolved for the current slot.
2. If the placement points to a creative (single or rotation), that creative goes through eligibility filters.
3. The visitor's country and device are checked, and the creative's start/end schedule is evaluated.
4. If any layer blocks delivery, the creative is excluded -- and in rotation mode the system will fall back to another eligible creative in the pool.

Recommended workflow

• Use Creatives for reusable campaign assets
• Use Placements with Creative mode for evergreen, single-asset surfaces
• Use Placements with Rotation mode when you have multiple campaigns or variants competing for the same surface
• Use Shell regions for inline banners that belong inside the normal page layout

Example: rotating homepage takeover

1. In Creatives, create three takeover assets and tag each one as homepage-takeover. Set weights 60, 30, 10 to favor the lead campaign.
2. Set start/end dates if any of them are time-bound (for example, a tournament sponsor only running for two weeks).
3. In Placements -> Takeover, set source to Rotation and add the tag homepage-takeover under "Match by tag".
4. Save. Visitors will now see all three takeovers distributed by weight, automatically rotating in and out as their schedules begin and expire.

Bookmakers

Configure how betting odds and bookmaker links appear on your site.

Broadcasts

Configure TV and streaming broadcast listings for matches. The structure is similar to Bookmakers:

Broadcast information appears on match detail pages, showing visitors where they can watch each game.

Billing

View your subscription details and usage metrics.