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Wrapper Configuration

Your wrapper configuration is the single artifact Anima builds and deploys to your site — the one script that runs the header-bidding auction on every page. Lots of settings across the portal feed into it, which is why "configuring the wrapper" spans several areas. This page is the map: what goes in, where you set it, and how a change reaches your live site.


What feeds your wrapper configuration

Part of the configWhat it controlsWhere you set it
The tagThe inline script that loads the wrapper on your pagesInstall the tag
Ad slots & layoutsWhich slots exist, their sizes, and which load on which pagesInventory
Demand partnersWhich bidders compete, and their per-slot tag IDsDemand
Auction timeoutHow long the auction waits for bidsTimeout settings
FloorsMinimum bid prices, per slotCreating an ad slot → Auction tab · Floors concept
RefreshWhether and how slots refreshRefresh concept
Identity modulesUser-ID solutions (SharedID, ID5, UID2)Integrations
Privacy & consentGPP consent module and GPT privacy flagsPrivacy
Supply chain (schain)The seller nodes disclosed in bid requestsSupply Chain
User syncCookie/ID sync timing and limitsUser Sync
Custom dimensionsYour own metadata for the auction, ad server, and reportingCustom Dimensions
Core Web Vitals trackingRUM measurement on pages with the wrapperEnabling CWV tracking
Reusable config templatesA house baseline you can apply to many configsTemplates

How changes go live

No configuration edit reaches your live site on its own. Edits accumulate in your draft config; you then bundle them into a release and deploy it:

  1. Make your changes across the areas above.
  2. Review the draft config under Wrapper → Configs.
  3. Create a release, then deploy it — see Deploying changes.
  4. To test a change on a slice of traffic first, use an experiment; to undo a deployed change, copy a previous release forward and deploy it (see Rolling back).

Verifying the live config

After deploying, confirm the wrapper is running the config you expect — append ?pbjs_debug=true to a page and check the console. See Verifying installation and Wrapper Debugging.