Once the association is in place (indicated by a lock icon in the Publish button menu), publishing to Studio saves a new draft of the same creative. Publishing a document to Studio creates an association which allows Google Web Designer to remember your settings and reuse them whenever you publish to Studio. Publish to Studio once for each size you want to support, selecting a different creative size in the publish settings each time.Publish locally, then make a new creative in Studio for each set of dimensions, and upload the same.When publishing an ad with a responsive layout to Studio, you need to publish a creative for each set of dimensions that creative supports. Studio doesn't support creatives with more than one set of dimensions.
By default, all are selected to provide the widest range of browser compatibility. Select which CSS prefixes you want to include in the file.Add Border - Lets you add a border and pick a border color for the ad.Groups Unpacking - Unpacks groups so they don't have to be unpacked during runtime when the creative is loaded.Polite Loading - Delays the loading of creative assets until the hosting page finishes its initial load.Inline local files - Places all the JavaScript and CSS within the HTML file.You can choose an existing campaign, or if you enter a new name you can create a new one. Enter the campaign name for the ad that you're uploading.You can choose an existing advertiser, or you can create a new one. Enter the account name for the ad that you're uploading.Check the Summary section to make sure your ad passes all validation checks.
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