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Notice
You can add your text and button text for the notice (an alert message will be displayed instead of the UI block) from Plume Core Options > Privacy > Notice.
EX: if a youtube video suppose to be displayed in a page and the Privacy is on with the constant youtube, the youtube video will be replaced with this alert message
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Consent
You can add the Consent from Plume Core Options > Privacy > Add your consent.
After adding the constant by typing the constant id and click on Add more button, the constant will be added with the ability to make it a required, and a description to the visitor telling them what this constant will do.
If the constant is required or not, it will need the visitor permission to allow the content to be visible (By click on GOT IT button from the notification or from SAVE PREFERENCES button from the popup modal), they only difference is when it’s required the visitor can’t control it once he accept the cookies.
There are a Predefined consents (But you will have to add them to make them working):
Any domain from this page. (Youtube, Vimeo, SoundCloud)
google-analytics (For the Google Analytics)
notification (For the Notifications)
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Examples
In the next few examples we will demonstrate what Plume GDPR can do.
If you see all the examples without an alert message (You can see a Youtube video) it means you have accepted the cookies and to delete these cookies (The lazy way) open your browser console Ctrl+Shift+J or Cmd+Shift+J on a Mac and navigate to Application > Cookies and delete plume_core_privacy_cookie cookie.
Youtube video (Direct URL):
Vimeo video (Direct URL):
In the 2 previous examples you can see that the Youtube and Vimeo video is replaced by an alert (Notice), this happened because they are a direct url.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQsm55HE5tI https://vimeo.com/47505825
But what if you want to embed their code (The Plume GPDR will not work in this way because you are entering a direct code not a full valid URL). So the only way to overcome this issue is the short code.
This code
<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/AQsm55HE5tI" width="560" height="315" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="allowfullscreen"></iframe>
is the Embed code for
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQsm55HE5tI
It means by adding it directly to the page the Youtube video will be visible and the visitor can interact with it.
Using the Shortcode plume_core_privacy
will solve this issue.
[
<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/AQsm55HE5tI" width="560" height="315" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="allowfullscreen"></iframe>plume_core_privacy id="youtube"
][
/plume_core_privacy
]
Where the id (Youtube) is the consent id and in this case the Plume GDPR will work and it will display the Notice message instead of the Youtube video.
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Modal
You can enable / disable unrequited consents by calling the Plume GDPR modal, by using the shortcode plume_core_privacy_notice_btn
it will generate a link with the word Privacy Preferences (or any word that you have entered in the Notice Button text) and display Plume GDPR modal by clicking on that link.
[plume_core_privacy_notice_btn
]
The resut will be Privacy Preferences
Also there are another way to change the Privacy Preferences word by adding text
attribute to the plume_core_privacy_notice_btn
shortcode
[plume_core_privacy_notice_btn text="Another text"
]
The result will be Another text
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Table
There are another way to display the consents to the website visitor by using the consents table shortcode plume_core_privacy_preferences_table
It will useful if you have a Privacy page and include that table in that page, so the visitor to the website have the ability to enable / disable the consents he would like.