SETUP
1. Drag "Consent & Accessibility Manager" onto a page, or into a reusable element
  used on every page. One instance per page is enough; extra instances are
  harmless and share a single banner.

2. Set your colours, labels, categories and cookie expiry in the element's
  property editor. No code is required.

3. Recommended: add a "Cookie settings" text link to your footer and wire it to
  the element action "Show preferences", so a visitor who chose months ago still
  has a route back.

BLOCKING THIRD-PARTY SCRIPTS

Replace a normal script tag with a gated one:

 <script type="text/plain" data-gx-category="analytics" src="..."></script>

Put that inside an HTML element on the page, with "Display as an iframe"
UNTICKED. It will not run, and sends no request, until the visitor allows that
category — then it runs immediately, with no reload.

Categories: analytics, marketing, personalization.

IMPORTANT: gated tags placed in Settings -> SEO/metatags never reach the page and
will not be gated. They must sit in an HTML element on the page.

LOGGING CONSENT

The plugin never writes to your database. To keep a record, add a workflow on the
element's "Consent given" event and create a row from the states it exposes
(Consent ID, Has consented, Analytics granted, Last interaction, and the rest).

Pressing "Reject non-essential" fires "Consent given" as well, so a single
workflow records every first choice — acceptances and refusals alike.

RE-PROMPTING AFTER A POLICY CHANGE

Increase the "Consent revision" number. Every visitor is asked again on their next
page load, and their consent ID is preserved so the audit trail stays linked.

NOTHING HAPPENING?

Open the browser console and run:

 window.GXConsent.controller.isReady()

false means the element never received its settings. Check it is on the page and
not inside a hidden group.

COMPLIANCE

This plugin provides cookie-consent management and accessibility enhancements. It
does not, by itself, make your application compliant with GDPR, ePrivacy, WCAG,
ADA or the European Accessibility Act. Compliance depends on how you configure it,
which scripts you gate, your privacy policy, and the accessibility of your
application itself. This is not legal advice.