Frequency Cap Content JavaScript script

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Frequency Cap Content lets you cap the display frequency of any content(s) on the page to once every x hours. Want to display content that only gets shown once every x hours? With this unique script you can do just that!By using JavaScript cookies and CSS ("display" property), this script lets you cap the display frequency of any content(s) on the page to once every x hours. Each content can have its own frequency cap, and setting up the script is as easy as specifying the IDs of the contents inside the script.Frequency capping is a great way to maximize the impact of a content, to avoid visual "burnout." Use it on content adurnout.&al announcements etc.
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