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WP Consent API x Consent Studio
WP Consent API x Consent Studio

Apply correct consent decisions in WordPress plugins that listen to the WP Consent API.

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Written by Thierry Maasdam
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Using the WP Consent API with Consent Studio as your consent management platform (CMP) of choice

How is consent processed?

We support the following categories:

  • functional

  • preferences

  • analytics

  • analytics_anonymous

  • marketing

When a user grants functional (cookie) consent through the Consent Studio banner on your website, we will send an allow signal for the functional, preferences and analytics-anonymous categories to the WP Consent API.

When a user denies functional (cookie) consent, we will signal deny for the functional, preferences and analytics-anonymous categories to the WP Consent API.

When a user grants analytics (cookie) consent through the Consent Studio banner on your website, we will send an allow signal for the analytics category to the WP Consent API.

When a user denies analytics (cookie) consent, we will signal deny for the analytics category to the WP Consent API.

When a user grants marketing (cookie) consent through the Consent Studio banner on your website, we will send an allow signal for the analytics category to the WP Consent API.

When a user denies marketing (cookie) consent, we will signal deny for the analytics category to the WP Consent API.

Which default signals are given on page load?

By default, we set optin as the value for window.wp_consent_type.

How to enable this integration?

Log in to your Consent Studio dashboard.

Open the Consent Studio dashboard and head to General Settings under Banner.

Scroll down until you find Integrations.

Toggle the WP Consent API by clicking on it. Enabled integrations have a highlighted (green) border.

Don't forget to save your changes by clicking the Save changes button at the bottom of the page.

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