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Inline adaptive banners are designed for scrolling content. If that content is a feed with fairly consistent cell sizes then the larger sizes of banner available can be terrible for the UX.
The native SDKs support a method to get an inline adaptive banner with a width and max height (rather than just a width) but we can't access this through the React Native SDK.
The standard banners don't work so well in a feed in practice because they always take up their fixed height while loading and the API doesn't provide any feedback on loading unless it fails.
It would be ideal if the BannerAd component could take an optional max height that if supplied for an inline adaptive banner would cause the alternative native SDK method to be used and restrict the height. 🙏
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Inline adaptive banners are designed for scrolling content. If that content is a feed with fairly consistent cell sizes then the larger sizes of banner available can be terrible for the UX.
The native SDKs support a method to get an inline adaptive banner with a width and max height (rather than just a width) but we can't access this through the React Native SDK.
The standard banners don't work so well in a feed in practice because they always take up their fixed height while loading and the API doesn't provide any feedback on loading unless it fails.
It would be ideal if the
BannerAd
component could take an optional max height that if supplied for an inline adaptive banner would cause the alternative native SDK method to be used and restrict the height. 🙏Platforms
Android and iOS
React Native Info
Are your using Typescript?
package.json
n/a
app.json
n/a
ios/Podfile
No response
android/build.gradle
No response
android/app/build.gradle
No response
android/settings.gradle
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AndroidManifest.xml
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